where to hide something?
04-12-2007, 05:04 PM
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95 e320...sold the rest
where to hide something?
I'm not sure where i can make a stash place in my car...for something illegal. Do you guys know of any good places?? lol
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here you go, this guy(?) has the right idea. if you look closely, he's hidden a bottle. maybe he's a magician.
it's crazy what comes up when you google "internet, serious business"
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it's crazy what comes up when you google "internet, serious business"
BTW - link is NWS, and you may puke
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:...e_Internet.jpg
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If I needed to hide something I would build a stepped transmission tunnel, make a opening inside the center console glove box with a steel door opened by remote control, without any handles etc.....But I have been told if you want to carry something illegal it is best to carry it in a 2 year old white Toyota camry that is not rented, or use the public transportation system while wearing a security guard outfit.
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95 e320...sold the rest
hahaha it wouldnt be anything large...someone said in the door panel?...where in it? My cousin has a toyota camry and his window control panel pops out of his door nice ans cleanly. I want to have something like this...stealthy and ordinary...lol
04-12-2007, 11:51 PM
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1993 190E 2.6
Do you have a sunroof. If you do, open it, when I had a BMW, the sunroof, had an opening. I used to move product using that. it doesnt move around. Its a pretty good place.
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exactly what ARE you concealing?
04-13-2007, 01:03 AM
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The floor matting drivers side includes a large foam wedge to fill the cavity under your feet. You could always trim a bit of that.
Dogs will find whatever your hiding though.
Dogs will find whatever your hiding though.
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i got an idea. take one of your headrests to an upholstery place and have them set it up so it has a small opening in the side with velcro. then dig out a little bit of cushion and whammy, you've got a nice place to put a little nug jug. no one would thinking of looking in there.
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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...
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95 E320 Cabriolet, 108K
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...
