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I am looking for some more interior storage and I came across the shelf-it. Anybody got any comments on it? I am 6'2 and I already have a cab visor from lund installed so I doubt that I will notice any difference in vision out the front of the truck, are they strong and worth the time and money? let me know before I make a mistake here
I had one on my dakota...I loved it...I had my vhf and cb radios on it, plus a flashlight mount, and some other extras....great tool....im getting one for my f150 soon too...
the shelf it delux. lights and powerpoints.....very cool.
What is the weight rating on this thing? How does it keep stuff from falling off by the windsheild? And will I notice any reduction in my current field of vision, remember I already have a cab visor mounted so I am used to like 4 inches taken off the top of my field of view.
I have one in my '95. Its great. I say get one. It doesn't effect your view any more than the sunvisor, which I have also. The only thing is if you slam the brakes things to fall toward the winshield. Not all the time but it happens.
The top side of the shelf it lined with felt to help stop things from sliding around. I think the heavier the object the better it will stay. The only things I had fall were papers and cds. Anything heavier than that I think will stay just fine. I have had my shelf for about four years now and can remember about 5 times things have fallen. Its so rare I don't worry about it.
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