[Kruegerk]

Well after 25 years I thought I'd try to find a solution to an annoying problem I've put up with as long as I've owned the truck and that's almost anything sliding from one side of the truck to the other sitting on the stock dash. I'm not ready to purchase the carpeted dash cover but interested to see if anyone has found a rubber insert or other idea to sit on the two flat areas of the stock dash to help keep things from sliding across the dash. I purchased some rubber diamond plated material and put it on the gunnel trays of my boat that have worked well and might consider the same for the truck but thought I'd see if there were any pre-made solutions that fit well?

 

[Hendy]

I haven't heard or seen any products like that but I will do some research

 

[Jax]

Well after 25 years I thought I'd try to find a solution to an annoying problem I've put up with as long as I've owned the truck and that's almost anything sliding from one side of the truck to the other sitting on the stock dash. I'm not ready to purchase the carpeted dash cover but interested to see if anyone has found a rubber insert or other idea to sit on the two flat areas of the stock dash to help keep things from sliding across the dash. I purchased some rubber diamond plated material and put it on the gunnel trays of my boat that have worked well and might consider the same for the truck but thought I'd see if there were any pre-made solutions that fit well?

I have dash covers in my two trucks. They are Suede-like and nothing slides unless I drive like an idiot. 🤪

 

[97F250HDXLT]

...any pre-made solutions that fit well?

No one makes anything like that for these antique trucks. But there are MANY things you could use... A sheet of soft silicone rubber; velcro; or this stuff would probably work well:

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