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Tesla Model 3/Y rear cubby preview

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Model_Y_Rear_Cubby_1_piece.stl
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Model_Y_Rear_Cubby_bottom.stl
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Model_Y_Rear_Cubby_top.stl
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Model_Y_Rear_Cubby.stl
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Model_Y_Rear_Cubby_1_piece_with_inside_bits.stl
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Tesla Model 3/Y rear cubby

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The Model 3 and Model Y no longer come with the rear cubby container under the arm rest. I included some internal slots for a Samsung T5 SSD, coins, and card holders. Card wallets can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020290 The 1 piece version will need to be printed with supports. Alternatively, you can print the bottom and top version (top is inverted) without supports, and glue them together. I haven't tested the fit myself, though. I also have the internal bits as a separate STL which you can import along with the regular cubby if you want to do multi-material, or do fuzzy edges on just the main cubby. You'll need supports if you're printing the 1 piece version. Otherwise, print the top and bottom versions, then glue them together.

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Published Mar 8, 2026Updated Oct 6, 2026

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