Dimensions of rear drivers side storage nook? (1 Viewer)

[RickBullotta]

Anyone know what the dimensions of the storage area behind the removable panel are? Mine arrives in 6 days and doing some "space planning" for all the crap I've been carrying around in my F-150...

Thanks!

 

[CaryGX550]

Anyone know what the dimensions of the storage area behind the removable panel are? Mine arrives in 6 days and doing some "space planning" for all the crap I've been carrying around in my F-150...

Thanks!

I thought this product may have dimensions listed but it doesn't seem to. Maybe the installation video will help you. I don't have an OT so I don't have the cool little storage space to measure.

 

[Bluegill]

The actual storage cubby is pretty small. If you were to remove the smooth plastic you'd have quite a bit more room. The area behind the nice plastic trim is surprisingly large in this cubby area and above & around the wheel arches on both sides. You can yank out the rear cupholders above the rear wheel arches and see down in there....lots of space.

 

[kscarrol]

Keep in mind if the OP is getting an OT, the space shown by Bluegill in his OT is now occupied by the air compressor that comes with the MY 2025 OT's.

 

[Bluegill]

Good point!

....and I'd rather have the air compressor!

 

[Guest787]

@Bluegill had anyone discussed a compressor control retrofit on here yet? (Haven’t searched, am just commenting off the brain while reading.)

 

[kscarrol]

@Bluegill had anyone discussed a compressor control retrofit on here yet? (Haven’t searched, am just commenting off the brain while reading.)

Here you go...

OEM Air Compressor

I completed the install today. I couldn’t find a writeup online so I’ll give a quick one. You will need to pull the rear cargo floor first, then remove the entire side plastic panel. Easily completed by removing lower seatbelt bolt and 3 10mm fasteners. You will need to drill out the melted...

www.lexusgxforum.com

 

[Guest787]

Here you go...

OEM Air Compressor

I completed the install today. I couldn’t find a writeup online so I’ll give a quick one. You will need to pull the rear cargo floor first, then remove the entire side plastic panel. Easily completed by removing lower seatbelt bolt and 3 10mm fasteners. You will need to drill out the melted...

www.lexusgxforum.com

Thank you @kscarrol