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I suppose if I was a driver who needed lots of 'things' while on the road I might look for something with landyacht-sized cabin capacity. My S9 or spouse's S7 Edge is always in the wireless charging space & those cupholders are temporary storage for misc road receipts. The driver-side 'hidden' cubby is reserved for my wallet - esp when I'm dressed - without pockets - for the gym etc. The center console is just enough space for misc chargers/cords and a small LED flashlight. The glove-box is used to collect misc paper napkins and misc car-related documents. I also keep a clean microfiber cloth in each (4) door pocket for any clean-ups. and passenger-side one holds a travel-cup container of 'wipes'. The door 'beverage' locations are home to (driver-side) gum container (those designed to fit in cup holders). So it occupies space in the driver-side door pocket.

When I picked up our car, the salesperson was showing off that and said, I dont know what youd do with. To buy and sell.10 posts Quote Originally Posted by pistanijon View Post. Yes, it is a mandatory thing for cars in Europe to have reflectorized emergency vests and the emergency triangle. Register today and start posting, talking and being part of the community.

Hidden compartments in cars forums manual#

Needless to say I was super pissed off and my attitude towards the officer turned pretty nasty afterwards.I agree with the 'lack' of storage space My biggest gripe was that the Owner's Manual won't fit in the 'glove box'. I read your post on using the compartment for manuals. The Largest Car Forum in the Philippines. Officer said he assumed the car was stolen cause recently there has been lots of reports as well as the fact I looked too young to be working for such a company. Cop proceeds to pat me down and pull shit out of my pocket when he saw my work I'd and realized what a fuck up he made. Police stepped out and asked me if the van was stolen, I said no and put my hands in my pocket to show him my work I'd and he freaked out and told me to put my hands in the air and step away from the car. I was grabbin some tools out of my work van and placin them inside my work bag and saw cop lights come on. I was once accused of stealin my work van. But I'm sure it'll be rarely enforced and easily overturned in court. I'm sure a few cops will enforce the law to the letter, and some innocent dude in a work van will get screwed over. I would imagine the hope is that most police officers know better than to harass an honest guy driving a work van, and will only use the law in circumstances where it's absolutely necessary. Sorry, I just miss the days of common sense over heavy handed babysitting. Why should my rights be compromised because someone else has proven they canвЂ™t be trusted to have them? I want officers to be safe on the job, I dont want criminals like the bacon brothers to succeed in being able to hurt people without consequences, however where do we draw the line between guarding people and taking away personal rights and freedoms to do that?Д«y allowing people like the bacon brothers to change the way we live our lives, we have allowed them to win. Preventing someone who is not a criminal from doing something totally harmless because someone may be able to use it to do something illegal. Yes, a ridiculous example, but certainly the same idea. Not only is that a really terrible wording (yes I understand they are working on it), but to push the idea that I cant modify something like the interior of something I own because it MAY allow me to hide something from the police is pretty unreasonable.Д«y the same idea, I can buy a farm, but if my farm doesnвЂ™t already have pigs on it I canвЂ™t buy any pigs, because I MAY kill some hookers and have the eaten by my live stock. I can see the argument, in my eyes though it takes it too far. I am always amazed at the attitude of 'restricting me and monitoring me keeps me safe, so IвЂ™m okay with it!' when it comes to things like this.