Go Gear SSC-CHA/DLX Bench or Rear Seat Deluxe Console, (Charcoal)

I've looked all over and finally came upon this console that fits perfectly on the floor 'hump" between the front seat and the dash of my 2008 F150 Crew Cab (4 door) Pickup. This console will work for you too if you have a 2004-2008 model since they have the same interior design until the 2009 model came out (new model changes). I don't know what the newer model floor looks like but I'm sure it'll be close.It doesn't just pop right in though. You'll have to trim about an inch off the forward bottom section (facing the dash) of this Hopkins Console to get it to lay level since the truck floor "Hump" is angled. It's a tight fit but it'll work and look nice.To get it to sit level on the floor you'll have to trim the bottom flush/level up to the large storage cavity of the Hopkins Console (in the picture it has the large folding lid). You can trim the plastic sides with some heavy duty scissors or Shears. Be careful not to trim too much or the storage cavity will not allow this to sit flush along the floor.If you're ready to tackle this: take 2 pieces of cardboard (or cereal box) 6" long X 3" high and lay it along the sides of the Hopkins Console. Starting about an inch up at the forward corners (that sits highest on the floor- towards the dash) draw a 5 inch long level line aft (towards the seats) and then down to the floor/carpet (should be about an inch in height of material your cutting at it's highest point). To smooth out the 90 degree corner just take a nickel, or quarter, and draw that radius for a smoother corner transition. Now cut this area out on the cardboard and match it to the contour of the floor. Trim the cardboard as necessary to get a tight fit along the floor.If it looks right you're ready to transfer this pattern to the forward bottom of the Hopkins Console. Double check your marks to the underside of the Hopkins console to make sure you're not about to trim so much material away that the storage cavities/pockets will be lower than what you are about to trim. Remember, you want the edges of the Console to be level to the floor and not have the cavities/pockets resting on the carpet instead. It'll look crappy if you trim too much material and have gaps showing along the bottom edges, so make small cuts in stages and test the fit before you take too much material off.Now you have a custom made Console that'll give you years of use. Works fine for me. I used 2 each 1" long screws with a large fat head on it to secure it to the Truck floor "Hump". Hope this helps. Just a little trimming of the bottom of this console is all I needed to make it lay flat on the hump of the carpet. I love the little trash bucket that comes with this too. I put my note pads, gum, pens, etc. in it. Looks and works great!

It does what it is intended although the lid/armrest is very flimsy

If you lean on it a bit the trash bin pops off. The tissue dispenser lid pops off easily when it shouldnt. Very over priced for poor quality.

Got for in-between the front seats in a van that didn't have a console. Fits great. Doesn't shift or move. Lots of usable space. Really convenient.

I might have bought wrong product as I was looking for a way to have drink caddy as well as storage in my older bench seat work chevy and it may be a replacement so hard to say

I have a 1994 Chevy Silverado 4x4, and this sits perfectly next the 4x4 shifter on the floor. This sits perfectly still and no movement, because I don’t drive like a reckless retard. I’m pleased with it. Thank you.

I ended up sending it back because it didn’t fit my truck 2002 F150. It seemed to be well made.. I think it was a little too pricey for what it was.

Really disappointed in this item. Poorly designed and cheaply made. I would expect to pay a retail price around 20 bucks for this. No possibility of mounting it in any way. The coin slots are open to the rear storage compartment so they're useless. Not really actually functional in any way. Designed to photograph well. That's about it. Waste of money.