Anyone else have this?

[Geo8866]

In between the bed and the cab, I have a piece of styrofoam. It is only on the driver's side. I try to move it with a stick but it appears to be attached. I don't want to remove it if it serves a function. It was hard to get a photo but these are from the top looking down.

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[stuartmunto]

Yep - it’s normal and meant to be there

 

[rocsteady]

That's to absorb the mind controlling laser beams that the CIA is shooting down from the sky; when they're not busy with the chem trails of course.

 

[gForceDude]

In between the bed and the cab, I have a piece of styrofoam. It is only on the driver's side. I try to move it with a stick but it appears to be attached. I don't want to remove it if it serves a function. It was hard to get a photo but these are from the top looking down.

https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/material-between-cab-and-bed.24986/#post-357530

 

[Geo8866]

https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/material-between-cab-and-bed.24986/#post-357530

Thanks, I searched but had no idea what to call it.

 

[stemplar]

It's there to give us something to talk about from time to time here in forums...

 

[el_sabio]

It’s a pine needle and leaf collector to use as fire starter in case of zombie apocalypse.

 

[OxygenMask]

It’s a pine needle and leaf collector to use as fire starter in case of zombie apocalypse.

This.

 

[Cabose-1]

I did. Took it off

 

[Massman]

I live across the street from a watershed that has many pine trees. Because I have to park my 24 Ranger Lariat outside (which I hate doing) a large amount of pine needles are collecting on that material. The space is so tight I can't vacuum the needles out, and using a blower seems to push the needles in tighter. I am concerned about the needles holding even more moisture and causing a rusting issue. So, do I leave it as is or try to remove the material?

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