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I think I've posted this question before...a long time ago, but I feel the urge to ask again. Has anyone out there found anything either wierd, cool, or noteable in their Vette?
When taking the carpet up in my '78, one of the rear compartment doors is covered in a section of the Detriot Funny pages...dated from October 1977. I can only think this must have been placed there from some autoworker as a "signature", or something like that.
I think it's cool , but wondered if anyone else has ever encountered something like this??
Last edited by trevkris2; Dec 30, 2004 at 12:36 AM.
I found the same thing you found on my compartment doors when i removed the carpet from my 78, except mine was the detroit automobile classified section, dec. 10th 1977 I thought it was pretty cool
I feel left out, of course when I bought my car It didn't have ANY interior in it so there wasn't much room for suprises. I'm gonna have to investigate the parts that I have bought to see if I have any of these treasures.
Gecko eggs!!! LOL!!! Thats wild.Maybe trying to sell some auto ins? I did find an old small wooden box in the trunk of a 70 Z/28.inside the box was six bottles of liquid moriphine.You could tell that the box was made for the drugs.They were the kind of bottles that the dr uses to stick the needle in to get the stuff out of.I found out later that the car did indeed belong to a doctor.
On a similar note, my dad had an annoying rattle in the door of his '69 Mach 1.
Took the door apart and found a Coke bottle was making the noise.
soda bottles in the front fenders were a popular unwanted "option".bottles were place in the well behind the front tire and before the front door hinge post. a friend of mine worked at a Pontiac dealer and they were good for a bottle a year at least. since our vettes were assembled in St Louis, we can now assume compartment doors came out of the Detroit area.
What's up with the 77yr model?? (see above posts) Was it considered a trash collector back then??
My 77 had a petrified mouse in the door panel. He tried to dig his way out through the inner fiberboard near the door handle....but died trying.
Eddie+
I tore my Camaro apart and found bones from an order of chicken wings and bones from a slab of baby back ribs along with a TON of mouse turds. Musta been some funny joke played on me by one of my buddies back in the 80's. I imagine me just driving around while they stuffed their faces in the back seat and shoved the bones under there as they ate. Now I just gotta figure out which one of those sorry bastages it was.