[Nate GM]

Do any of you guys keep anything inside of the "hidden compartment" behind the screen on the dash?

I've heard that a few people keep guns back there, which is pretty cool. Too bad I don't smoke the "devils lettuce" or I would have a perfect place to keep it

 

[glen e]

iPod Classic
Ins and reg copies
Fox Labs fog pepper spray (the absolute best)

 

[corvettecraig]

Do any of you guys keep anything inside of the "hidden compartment" behind the screen on the dash?

I've heard that a few people keep guns back there, which is pretty cool. Too bad I don't smoke the "devils lettuce" or I would have a perfect place to keep it

The Devil's Lettuce?! Reminds me of Church Chat on SNL.

 

[Nate GM]

iPod Classic
Ins and reg copies
Fox Labs fog pepper spray (the absolute best)

Once I take delivery I'm definitely getting either pepper spray, a stun gun, or a concealed carry permit. Haven't made up my mind yet but you definitely have to have some form of protection (other than your fists) when you own a car like this.

 

[rdslon01]

Seriously!?

 

[mybluecorvette]

You guys traveling bad neighborhoods? Mine is empty and will remain that way. It's just me but I feel that the movement of the screen over time will wear on the connections and cause premature failure of the screen or a rolling screen.


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[mjw930]

When I get mine it will be home to an iPod Mini. My sidearm will go in the center compartment so it's accessible much quicker than waiting for the screen to drop. Those who posted about what guns fit behind the screen, time how long it takes for the screen to lower and consider there's someone pointing a gun at you while that's happening.

Yes, I do carry whenever possible, especially in a high profile car. I hope to never need it but I can't predict the future so I protect the present.

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[mlvarley]

Just an Ipod so far.
Mike

 

[RCjr]

Actually, if you carry and are in a bad area you don't want your firearm in a closed compartment, you might as well not have it. Defense training would call for having it on the seat under your left leg so you can draw it already pointed at the drivers door. Also a good way to shoot yourself in the leg or a hole in your door.. Or so I'm told..


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[troutwilly]

This is a trick question.....the answer is.....What hidden compartment?

 

[Derrick1812]

A dub sack


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[stingray al]

8 ball


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[Bigdog]

Thumb drive, micro rag to clean screen, pen, and sun glasses

 

[Petercwelch]

Registration and proof of insurance. Attached iphone when driving car

 

[jsvette]

It is a great place to store your radar detector when it is not on the windshield or roof panel mount.

 

[Nate GM]

Thumb drive, micro rag to clean screen, pen, and sun glasses

Great idea!

 

[mcginna]

I keep my iPod Classic and a spare pair of sunglasses, I don't open it often.

 

[Dasyatis]

Secret stuff of course.

 

[m3incorp]

Once I take delivery I'm definitely getting either pepper spray, a stun gun, or a concealed carry permit. Haven't made up my mind yet but you definitely have to have some form of protection (other than your fists) when you own a car like this.

I have to ask the question, what makes a Stingray a vehicle that demands you carry protection? Where I live there are plenty of cars that cost a lot more than the Stingray and not many people feel the need that they "have" to have protection based on the car they drive. My other question is that if you happen to frequent neighborhoods where you feel the need to protect yourself, why in the world aren't you already carrying self-protection?

 

[mjw930]

I have to ask the question, what makes a Stingray a vehicle that demands you carry protection? Where I live there are plenty of cars that cost a lot more than the Stingray and not many people feel the need that they "have" to have protection based on the car they drive. My other question is that if you happen to frequent neighborhoods where you feel the need to protect yourself, why in the world aren't you already carrying self-protection?

I really don't want to take this thread down a different path than what the OP asked so I will say simply that it has basically nothing to do with what a car is worth but the "profile" of the car. It's also unlikely neighborhoods where a lot of $60k+ cars frequent is really a target zone. Some feel the need to protect themselves at all times, others don't, it's a personal decision.

Sorry for getting off topic.


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