Cubby for Ford FITS (Ford Maverick)

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There is a small positioning notch on the bottom of the cubby. This will index itself in the hole in the cubby. I recommend using some adhesive hook-and-loop placed at the rear to keep the assembly in place.----There are FOUR variants:Standard: Has an open bottom and an indexing tab. This MUST be printed with supports.Open Bottom and No Indexing Tab: No supports needed, open bottom. MUST use hook-and-loop or adhesive to secure.Solid Botton and Indexing Tab: Has a solid bottom and an indexing tab. This MUST be printed with supports.Solid Botton and NO Indexing Tab: No supports needed, solid bottom. MUST use hook-and-loop or adhesive to secure.----This was developed for The Drive's Great Ford Maverick 3D Print-Off where auto journalists Rob Stumpf (@RobDrivesCars) and Peter Holderith (@_baldtires) spent two weeks building accessories for the Ford Maverick's FITS system.You can read more about it here: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/its-time-to-vote-on-the-drives-best-ford-maverick-3d-printed-accessoryhttps://www.thedrive.com/tech/i-3d-printed-a-heated-and-cooled-cupholder-for-the-base-ford-maverickhttps://www.thedrive.com/news/our-first-3d-printed-ford-maverick-accessories-are-taking-shapehttps://www.thedrive.com/news/were-building-crazy-3d-printed-ford-maverick-accessories-and-we-want-your-ideas