Tidy up the cockpit with Rampage consoles that add handy storage and cup holders between the seats. Color options include charcoal, black, grey, and spice to help match your interior, and these are not weather resistant, so keep them out of the rain. On some Jeeps they replace the factory unit, so plan your install accordingly.
They are not weather resistant or waterproof. Avoid leaving a Jeep in the rain with the top off. Locking storage helps prevent someone from reaching in and taking items. Check latch and lock operation during install to make sure they close and secure properly.
Yes, as long as the gap between seats meets the console's dimensions. Measure length, width, and height clearance before ordering; one option is 27-1/4" x 8-1/4" x 12-1/4". Confirm cup holder placement won't conflict with seatbacks. If the height feels low for your setup, a simple base can raise the console.
Rampage offers charcoal, black, grey, and spice. Spice is the closest to tan. Color match can vary versus existing seats or trim, so compare swatches and be ready to refinish if needed; vinyl spray has been used to match interiors. Expect slight differences across materials and brands.
Yes, if your available space matches the console's listed dimensions and seat layout. One Rampage console measures 27-1/4" long x 8-1/4" wide x 12-1/4" tall and weighs 16 lbs. Units are designed for certain Jeep models but can be adapted to other vehicles with the included mounting hardware. If your Jeep has a factory console, plan to remove it for installation.
For a 1999 Jeep Wrangler the design does not interfere with the parking brake. If your factory console has a subwoofer, Rampage consoles do not include a subwoofer, so that feature would be lost. Dry-fit around the brake lever and check electronics and tunnel brackets before final mounting. Both front and rear lids can open on certain models.
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