Can you identify this object on the side of this SPD car?
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tiki_dood said:as there is a big hole in my fender where it was removed from.
Rofocowboy84 said:Starbucks reservoir fill cap?
tiki_dood said:There is nothing there, but a big hole and six screw holes on mine. It was removed, I am guessing by SPD, prior to sale.[/quote:19byaag7]
Sorry, I'm a tad HBD... :lol:
tiki_dood said:While a great guess... it can't be... it's void of the Starbucks logo, which they put on everything!
Jared @ 911Lights said:or why you would mount an antenna on the side of a vehicle, rather than on top.
-Jared
crescentstar69 said:Seems stupid to cut a hole into the body for something like a data port.
tiki_dood said:Can you identify this object on the side of this SPD car?
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tiki_dood said:IT IS A KEY VAULT! Found it after a lot of searching...
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Rofocowboy84 said:YOU NEED A KEY TO OPEN IT!!! And as infrequently as they're probably used, you would have no idea where the key for it is!
RL1 said:I understand the need for spare keys, but I have never been locked out of my work car or lost a key.
Stendec said:You realize that you are now doomed, don't you? :lol:
I ALWAYS have a spare key on me. I've also never had a car fitted with the equipment to let me leave it running without the key in the ignition, so I've had to deliberately lock keys in the car routinely.