StevenFromTexas
Mr. Negative
Tuffy "Tactical Gear Security Drawer"
After spending waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much time checking into Tahoe cargo storage solutions, I've settled on a Tuffy Security Products Chevy Tahoe Tactical Gear Security Drawer ( http://www.tuffyproducts.com/p-309-...-hummer-h1-tactical-gear-security-drawer.aspx ). I think I've read about every post on about every product out there on the Internet, and I've settled on the Tuffy brand. Expensive? Yes, but it appears to be a great product from what I've been able to determine, and it will fit my exact needs/wants/expectations. I already contacted Tuffy, and plan to place my order on Tuesday, May 3, 2011. (By the way, the company is planning a pretty good price hike around May 15, 2011, as those commodity price increases are taking a toll on manufacturers of all types of products.)
The only decision I have left is the carpet color. I keep going around in circles between getting the outside, inside, and dividers carpeted in black, light gray, or charcoal gray. My 2010 Tahoe LTZ has a light titanium/dark titanium interior, which basically comes down to different shades of gray. The exterior is taupe gray metallic. So, I think any of the three colors would be just fine.
I know black looks great anywhere inside or outside my Tahoe, but it would probably heat things up quicker in the interior of the vehicle.
Light gray would probably not match the carpet or seat colors exactly, but come pretty close to one of the colors, I expect. It would probably be the worst color to deal with as far as cleaning would be concerned. I like light gray, but not enough to be swayed toward that color at this time.
Charcoal gray would probably be the best to deal with as far as cleaning, but I've seen so many shades of charcoal gray that I don't have a clue what shade Tuffy uses. My next door neighbor thinks charcoal gray would be the best color for my Tahoe.
Anyway, feel free to toss out your color preference. I am lost on this last bit of detail.
After spending waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much time checking into Tahoe cargo storage solutions, I've settled on a Tuffy Security Products Chevy Tahoe Tactical Gear Security Drawer ( http://www.tuffyproducts.com/p-309-...-hummer-h1-tactical-gear-security-drawer.aspx ). I think I've read about every post on about every product out there on the Internet, and I've settled on the Tuffy brand. Expensive? Yes, but it appears to be a great product from what I've been able to determine, and it will fit my exact needs/wants/expectations. I already contacted Tuffy, and plan to place my order on Tuesday, May 3, 2011. (By the way, the company is planning a pretty good price hike around May 15, 2011, as those commodity price increases are taking a toll on manufacturers of all types of products.)
The only decision I have left is the carpet color. I keep going around in circles between getting the outside, inside, and dividers carpeted in black, light gray, or charcoal gray. My 2010 Tahoe LTZ has a light titanium/dark titanium interior, which basically comes down to different shades of gray. The exterior is taupe gray metallic. So, I think any of the three colors would be just fine.
I know black looks great anywhere inside or outside my Tahoe, but it would probably heat things up quicker in the interior of the vehicle.
Light gray would probably not match the carpet or seat colors exactly, but come pretty close to one of the colors, I expect. It would probably be the worst color to deal with as far as cleaning would be concerned. I like light gray, but not enough to be swayed toward that color at this time.
Charcoal gray would probably be the best to deal with as far as cleaning, but I've seen so many shades of charcoal gray that I don't have a clue what shade Tuffy uses. My next door neighbor thinks charcoal gray would be the best color for my Tahoe.
Anyway, feel free to toss out your color preference. I am lost on this last bit of detail.
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), and I really like the black contrast with the different shades of gray real well.
-- before letting the driver leave.
