Model 335 Underseat Security Drawer

    June 9, 2017
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    Tuffy Security Products offers its Model 335 Underseat Security Drawer for 2011 and newer Ford Explorer SUV as well as 2013 and newer Ford Police Interceptor SUV’s. Made of heavy-duty, 16-gauge steel, it fits underneath either the driver or passenger seat completely out of sight while offering lockable storage volume of 200 cu. in. It has a pick-resistant 10-point tumbler double-bitted lock and an exclusive Pry Guard patented locking system. The lockbox design incorporates a heavy-duty, fully extending drawer. Optional foam inserts or carpeted liners can be added. Only basic hand tools are required for installation.  

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