where to hide something?
04-13-2007, 12:55 PM
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04-13-2007, 02:36 PM
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ive heard of a guy who imported a car from japan, think it was a toyota chaser mk2, he tried to fill the tank but only got 35-40litres in and thought it was wierd the owner manual said 60 something..he later found out it had a section welded into the gas tank and the owner was stashing something in there...possibly bags of flour...
04-13-2007, 05:05 PM
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04-13-2007, 05:28 PM
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Guys, the problem is that you're all thinking of places inside the car and you haven't rid yourself of the "aroma" problem. This solution requires you to have your "product" flattened to be as thin as possible. Affix it somewhere inside the air intake (perferably air cleaner housing). It will be kept cool because of the air rushing over it (no need to worry about engine heat), and any aroma gets sucked into the cylinders and detonated. Trust me, you can cross some very secure borders this way...
04-14-2007, 07:31 AM
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04-15-2007, 12:16 PM
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Removable Console box
OK, now that the children have stopped with the cartoons and disrespecting hookers, try this.
The 94/95 124’s all have a center console box with the wooden cover, and earlier coupes, cabrios, and others did also. This box is held in place with two screws (located inside bottom front towards the gear shift), and will stay in place with those screws removed. There are tabs that hook into the console at the rear of it, so it sits snuggly in the console without being screwed in. Yet, it is very quick to lift it up and out to reveal a cutout that one can carve into the console under it. There’s not too much space, because the center console covers that driveshaft tunnel. But, you can make enough room to hide items for personal recreational use (which you promise not to use while driving), or to store a small roll of Mr. Franklins for emergency use.
The 94/95 124’s all have a center console box with the wooden cover, and earlier coupes, cabrios, and others did also. This box is held in place with two screws (located inside bottom front towards the gear shift), and will stay in place with those screws removed. There are tabs that hook into the console at the rear of it, so it sits snuggly in the console without being screwed in. Yet, it is very quick to lift it up and out to reveal a cutout that one can carve into the console under it. There’s not too much space, because the center console covers that driveshaft tunnel. But, you can make enough room to hide items for personal recreational use (which you promise not to use while driving), or to store a small roll of Mr. Franklins for emergency use.
04-15-2007, 01:09 PM
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OK, now that the children have stopped with the cartoons and disrespecting hookers, try this.
The 94/95 124’s all have a center console box with the wooden cover, and earlier coupes, cabrios, and others did also. This box is held in place with two screws (located inside bottom front towards the gear shift), and will stay in place with those screws removed. There are tabs that hook into the console at the rear of it, so it sits snuggly in the console without being screwed in. Yet, it is very quick to lift it up and out to reveal a cutout that one can carve into the console under it. There’s not too much space, because the center console covers that driveshaft tunnel. But, you can make enough room to hide items for personal recreational use (which you promise not to use while driving), or to store a small roll of Mr. Franklins for emergency use.
The 94/95 124’s all have a center console box with the wooden cover, and earlier coupes, cabrios, and others did also. This box is held in place with two screws (located inside bottom front towards the gear shift), and will stay in place with those screws removed. There are tabs that hook into the console at the rear of it, so it sits snuggly in the console without being screwed in. Yet, it is very quick to lift it up and out to reveal a cutout that one can carve into the console under it. There’s not too much space, because the center console covers that driveshaft tunnel. But, you can make enough room to hide items for personal recreational use (which you promise not to use while driving), or to store a small roll of Mr. Franklins for emergency use.
04-15-2007, 01:35 PM
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And for our non-Spanish speaking members... puto as defined by Urban Dictionary-
"A queer little homo wetback who takes it up the ***. Whether he likes it is of no consequence, because it'll most likely go unreported. If it is reported, INS will deport the genetically defective freak."
"a little spick ****** prison ***** who gets his pink little *** rented out by his pimp for a carton of cigarettes. usually goes by some queer-***** name like "Monkey King."
" 1. A spanish word for a man or a boy who is an ugly prostitute/pimp.
2. This word is also used for someone who is a coward, or any man or boy who is despicable.
3. The female version of this is puta, which basically means the same thing, except for girls and women"
04-15-2007, 01:49 PM
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LOL, and indeed it was a mistake for my first post here to use “children” instead of “yo dude”. My apologies. I wasn’t implying anything about “growing up”, but there is nothing funny about killing hookers, especially coming from a doctor.
Two of my cars have the removable console boxes, where I keep money, the valet key, and a kill switch for the fuel pump. No drugs since college.
Thanks for your kind words on my efforts to share something clever, whatever its intended use. And gracias for the translation, amigos, I already knew what puta means, and did assume that his use of puto was not meant as a compliment.
At least, I hope the console box idea is of help to STL.
Two of my cars have the removable console boxes, where I keep money, the valet key, and a kill switch for the fuel pump. No drugs since college.
Thanks for your kind words on my efforts to share something clever, whatever its intended use. And gracias for the translation, amigos, I already knew what puta means, and did assume that his use of puto was not meant as a compliment.
At least, I hope the console box idea is of help to STL.
04-15-2007, 01:59 PM
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How does being a doctor make it any more serious or important? "Yo dude" was not required, many of us are as educated (or more) as you and your belittling was and is not appreciated. That's all.
PS this thread sucks...who posts asking about hiding places for illegal products anyway? Retarded.
PS this thread sucks...who posts asking about hiding places for illegal products anyway? Retarded.
