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Console_bin_4.stl

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1.6 MB

Console_bin_V4.step

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522.6 KB

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STL file	Role	Source size	PETG / ASA 20%	PETG / ASA 25%	100% solid	Recommendation
Console_bin_4.stl	Printable file	1.6 MB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Manual trimming of tabs may be required for a precise fit
Console_bin_V4.step	Printable file	522.6 KB STEP	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Manual trimming of tabs may be required for a precise fit

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Chrysler Crossfire Center Storage bin

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Chrysler Crossfire Center Storage bin A simple replacement for the console cup holder included on the Crossfire models but which tended to break. This is a common replacement to simplify the console. The OEM part which was included in the standard model is out of production and has very limited availability. This design model is not perfect. It was scaled from photographs and the console opening. It fits the console opening well but the tabs are higher and longer than they should be. I have since sold my car so I don’t intend to update the file as I originally planned. It provides a good overall fit if the tabs are manually trimmed back when fitting the bin. My experience showed me that this should be made from something other than PLA (Polyactic Acid) for better temperature resistance. Mine fit very nicely but distorted after one warm day. I included several file versions. It was created on Fusion 360.