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Old 12-26-2017, 10:05 PM
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I have my detector, cargo net, wheel lock, four jack pucks, and fuel filler adapter that came with the car.

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No 9mm behind the Infotainment System Touch Screen?
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No 9mm behind the Infotainment System Touch Screen?
I have the divider, may not fit

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Originally Posted by Leonrojo
I have my detector, cargo net, wheel lock, four jack pucks, and fuel filler adapter that came with the car.
In Blendmount: radar detector.
in cargo net: CB radio for club trips, North Face jacket & fleece, hats, bug spray.
In trunk: folding bucket & rags for bug washing on trips.
Work gloves for removing tinted top- no slipping, no burned fingers, no fingerprints.
In C6 pouches behind the seats: big flashlight & maps, ball caps.
In glove box: manuals & related materials.
In console: change, red light camera GPS.
In cubby: battery operated "flares", tire inflator pump, bungees, pucks, small tool kit.

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Originally Posted by Leonrojo
I have my detector, cargo net, wheel lock, four jack pucks, and fuel filler adapter that came with the car.
I carry all of the above plus a tire plug kit, 12-volt compressor, wheel lug extenders (because I have carbon brakes) a yellow reflective safety vest, a couple of road flares and a tow hook. All fit in the little rear compartment except for the net, which is a strong collision-worthy one (Gladiator) that I leave installed.

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"Store" is an interesting term in this context. I don't "store" anything in the C7 (nor in my C5). I've got a large garage and two sheds for that stuff.

GM options like cargo cover and net are not things I'd consider as fitting into the category as you seem to operationalize it. However, I do carry a small air-compressor, tire repair kit, and tire gauge, along with a jacket and gloves. That's it.

I've thought about tossing in my jacking pucks but have a hard time imagining the need unless I'm going on the road, perhaps. One could carry all sorts of "emergency" items like took kit, first-aid kit, road reflectors, jumper cables, battery tender, small aluminum jack, etc. etc. But, at some point it would be easier to just take my pick-up with all that stuff already in it!!!
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Wheel lock, umbrella, California duster, and gum in the gun slot!
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Originally Posted by Kevin A Jones
No 9mm behind the Infotainment System Touch Screen?
That's in the wife's car. Toy caliber.

.357sig rides in the Vette.
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Kahr pm9 fits with the divider ...
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Originally Posted by Kevin A Jones
No 9mm behind the Infotainment System Touch Screen?
I use .45ACP - more punch.
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Uniden R3 radar detector, tire pump, water, first aid kit, tire gauge, jack pucks, motor oil, a few detail items. If I could carry only one thing it would be the radar detector. You have to keep your priorities straight.
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Registration, Yearly inspection paper,USB stick,garage door opener remote. That's it.

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Registration, Yearly inspection paper,USB stick,garage door opener remote. That's it.
I forgot. I have those in mine.
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Originally Posted by LanceVette
I use .45ACP - more punch.
Me too,,,why have to shoot twice!
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The basics. Sunglasses, microfiber, lightning cable, USB stick, small air compressor, tire pressure gauge, first aid kit.
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A good digital tire gauge, a Leatherman tool, diabetic candies. They stay with the car anything else in there goes in as needed for that trip.

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Driver door: gloves, a microfiber and now a hat/beanie for winter.
Pas door: umbrella
Hidden stash: sunglasses and condoms
Center console: work stuff, and the gas filler that I always forget to put in back...
Glove box: another set of gloves and insurance paperwork
Trunk storage: tire shine, micro fibers, leather cleaner, interior cleaner, mechanics gloves, bug & tar remover, wheel key.
Cargo net: more gloves and another beanie for winter
Hatch: towel and an extra hoodie for winter

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You guys are all so cute with your 9mm, .45, and .357 SIG pistols.

10mm with Buffalo Bore loads is the only way to go.
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Originally Posted by Billy346
You guys are all so cute with your 9mm, .45, and .357 SIG pistols.

10mm with Buffalo Bore loads is the only way to go.
Yeah, but it must fit behind the screen ...


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