Rear Seat Door Panel Cubby (1984-89 4Runner)
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3D-Printed Rear Seat Mid Panel Storage Cubby (Bottom) – OEM-Style Reproduction
For 1st Gen Toyota 4Runner with SR5 Mid Panels
Product Overview
Factory rear seat mid panel cubbies on the 1984–1989 1st Gen Toyota 4Runner are known to crack, fade, or eject from their mounts—especially when driving with the removable top off. This OEM-style reproduction rear seat mid panel cubby (bottom) restores the original look while incorporating thoughtful structural upgrades for modern use and long-term durability.
Designed specifically for SR5 mid panels with storage cubbies, this direct-fit replacement installs without modification and maintains factory appearance and function.
Improved OEM-Style Construction
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Manufactured from durable ABS plastic
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Resistant to fading, brittleness, and discoloration
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Reinforced in all common OEM failure points
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Sidewalls increased to double thickness
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Solid top lip replaces the original hollow design for added strength
Modernized Storage Function
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Removable internal partition to better organize modern items
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Sized to securely hold phones, tablets, and small accessories
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Retains the OEM cubby shape while improving everyday usability
Secure Clip Redesign
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Redesigned mounting clips with deeper, more pronounced engagement
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Prevents the cubby from popping out at high speed
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Especially effective when driving with the top removed
Refined 3D-Printed Finish
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Produced using adaptive 3D-printing technology
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Minimized visible layer lines, especially along the top lip
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Clean, uniform appearance once installed
Direct-Fit Installation
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True OEM-style direct replacement
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No cutting, drilling, or modification required
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Reuses factory mounting locations
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Fully reversible installation
Manufacturing Quality
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Proudly made in the USA
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Small-batch production focused on fit, finish, and accuracy
Important Note
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This listing includes the BOTTOM cubby only
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The upper cubby holder is still in development and not included
