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MrEdz September-15th-2002 08:55 PM

Perfect Place to hide HU face
 
Interesting place to stash detached face...

I constantly found myself forgeting my radio face plate until I found a nice little hole above and to the right of the gas pedal under the dash on my P5. My radio face fits perfectly into this gap back behind the radio and dials and stays out of site and the minds of would be theives...

Just thought I'd share this with everyone, I can't be the only one... :rolleyes:

Identity_X September-15th-2002 09:41 PM

I usually just throw it under the seat.......:D

I know it's pointless, but..................

hihoslva September-15th-2002 09:54 PM

I always take it with me at night.

But if I'm gonna be parked for while and decide to remove it, I usually just toss it in the door pocket if I don't carry it with me. can't be seen there.

Nice to have a lady with a purse - for carrying shit like this! ;)

~HH

onehawaiian September-15th-2002 10:00 PM

my blau has a keycard (cc size) so it goes right in my wallet.

but that's a cool place to hide the face, never thought of that. :)

hiredgoon September-15th-2002 10:21 PM


Originally posted by Identity_X
I usually just throw it under the seat.......:D
I know it's pointless, but..................

But 1st gens have the PERFECT spot for a faceplate. Right under the cupholder the spot is perfectly formed for a faceplate case.

Identity_X September-15th-2002 10:50 PM


Originally posted by hiredgoon


But 1st gens have the PERFECT spot for a faceplate. Right under the cupholder the spot is perfectly formed for a faceplate case.

If someone was to break into the car, I am pretty sure that they would look there before they look under the seat..........I have a criminal mentality so I know what I am talking about ok.....:D

MrEdz September-15th-2002 11:08 PM

thats what I was thinking... placing it up under the dash behind the center console seams like a safe place to stash it where nobody would look...

JDMstuff September-16th-2002 03:26 AM

You can always put it in the glove compartment and lock it. You do know there's a lock on there don't you?:D

MrEdz September-16th-2002 03:28 AM

theres a lock?:eek:

MrEdz September-16th-2002 03:31 AM

I would tend to believe that if a persons glove box is locked then the chances of finding something of interest in that glove box increases greatly....

mito7878 September-16th-2002 07:36 AM


Originally posted by MrEdz
I would tend to believe that if a persons glove box is locked then the chances of finding something of interest in that glove box increases greatly....
Not to mention it only take a flip of a screw driver to gain access

pr5owner September-16th-2002 07:38 PM


Originally posted by blue LEDz

same with your trunk. nothing is ever really safe. not even with an alarm. which is why we all need friends that work at local stereo shops to write up fake reciepts, so when our CD player gets stolen, and you report it to the insurance, they really stole a flip out DVD player, a $2000 amp, and a $700 sub:D you might as well make it worth your while;)

uhh credit card fraud is well.... bad.... thats why premiums are so high!

Identity_X September-16th-2002 09:36 PM

fake receipts.........hmmmmm.......that's an idea....:D

pr5owner September-16th-2002 10:30 PM


Originally posted by blue LEDz
it's not like i've done it..... yet:eek:
yeha you have stop lieing lol :laugh:

MrEdz September-16th-2002 11:37 PM

even better, just bring your car over to your friends car audio shop and take pictures with all those expensive items sitting inside your car.... :rolleyes:


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