Various stash spots on the SC300/400
11-17-12, 11:40 AM
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Various stash spots on the SC300/400
Various stash spots all around you lexus SC300/400.
(Front Passanger side wheel wall) Lexus designed the air box to flow almost as if it's cold air intake lol. None the less there is a Few pounds worth of storage there with the proper bagage.
(Rear dash)"behind gas tank wall" there is a aluminum plate that is the size of a cd case in which you can remove and store stuff between the dash and gas tank, it's litterally under the rear dash but you can only acess it through the trunk. I do not and can not use this spot as I have my mono amp mounted in this location to save space for my system.
(Center console cup holder) If you don't know this by now you should be pop'd. pull it out and you have a vary easy accesible spot.
(Drivers side door panel control unit) just grab the little plastic **** that controls the windows and pull it straight up. Do not be alarmed as this whole piece is just cliped in.
(Rear frame under the carpet) if you've ever had to pull your back seats out there is a spaceing between the floor and the framing, not easy spot to stash but if's it's a long hall then might be worth wild.
(Drivers side dash) right below your drivers side vent "next to your steering wheel on the left" there is a facing that pop's right off. This spot is pretty tight and would never been noticed but unless you packing small I would not go here.
(Front Passanger side wheel wall) Lexus designed the air box to flow almost as if it's cold air intake lol. None the less there is a Few pounds worth of storage there with the proper bagage.
(Rear dash)"behind gas tank wall" there is a aluminum plate that is the size of a cd case in which you can remove and store stuff between the dash and gas tank, it's litterally under the rear dash but you can only acess it through the trunk. I do not and can not use this spot as I have my mono amp mounted in this location to save space for my system.
(Center console cup holder) If you don't know this by now you should be pop'd. pull it out and you have a vary easy accesible spot.
(Drivers side door panel control unit) just grab the little plastic **** that controls the windows and pull it straight up. Do not be alarmed as this whole piece is just cliped in.
(Rear frame under the carpet) if you've ever had to pull your back seats out there is a spaceing between the floor and the framing, not easy spot to stash but if's it's a long hall then might be worth wild.
(Drivers side dash) right below your drivers side vent "next to your steering wheel on the left" there is a facing that pop's right off. This spot is pretty tight and would never been noticed but unless you packing small I would not go here.
Last edited by Devor; 11-17-12 at 12:28 PM.
11-17-12, 05:24 PM
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There's a lot of room under the rear carpet in the spare tire compartment. I have some extra tools, flashlight, and jumper cables stashed under there with the spare tire. For those of you running an aftermarket headunit and not using the stock CD changer, that CD changer magazine is a perfect place to stash stuff, just take it apart and hollow it out.
Another great stash spot was on my friend's late 90's Camaro. If you know that car there is a compartment in the right rear part of the hatch that has a donut spare and jack in it. He took out his spare and relocated the battery back there. He then took a junk battery, hollowed it out, and its mounted with the wires where the stock battery goes under the hood. You just pry the lid off the "battery" under the hood, can fit a lot of junk in there. Very trick.
Another great stash spot was on my friend's late 90's Camaro. If you know that car there is a compartment in the right rear part of the hatch that has a donut spare and jack in it. He took out his spare and relocated the battery back there. He then took a junk battery, hollowed it out, and its mounted with the wires where the stock battery goes under the hood. You just pry the lid off the "battery" under the hood, can fit a lot of junk in there. Very trick.
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11-19-12, 02:41 PM
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When I bought my 95 5spd , there was a pipe stashed under the glovebox under the dash somewhere... I think wedged bewteen the heater vents or something. When I was taking off the lower trim piece, the damn thing hit me in the head lol.. I was like WTF?!? 
must of been some good stuff to forget where you put your pipe 
must of been some good stuff to forget where you put your pipe
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