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South Dakota Bracket covers for cargo compartment panel brackets

Thread starter A_A_Ron
Start date Oct 26, 2022
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A_A_Ron

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Oct 26, 2022

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I recently removed the cargo compartment panel from under the rear seats in my Willy’s sport to gain additional space for my dogs in the cab.

wondering if anyone knows if there are rubber/plastic covers for the exposed mounting brackets where the cargo compartment wall used to be. I’m concerned that my dogs may injure their paws on the exposed brackets.

Thank you!