What is the empty space under the driver's seat for?
I pulled the seats out of my wife's 2014 Countryman to give it a thorough cleaning and lo-and-behold I found the tow hook. Had no idea it was stored there and certainly good to know before we are in a situation where we need it.
I also found a small cubby in front of the tow hook with Velcro straps that seems to be designed for something, which is missing. Anyone know what this space is intended for? Am I missing some accessory? Picture for reference (BEFORE vacuuming up the accumulated dog hair). https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.nor...c8a9ffdff2.jpg |
In the past I had a BMW that was delivered to the first owner via European purchase and that was the location of the first aid kit. That would be my guess.
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I think I've read that Euro spec cars come with a small air compressor that fits in that slot.
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Don't forget...do NOT start the car, or even turn the "key" on while the seats are disconnected.
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Originally Posted by chrunck
(Post 4433920)
I think I've read that Euro spec cars come with a small air compressor that fits in that slot.
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I agree with all opinions noted above... but I have found another equally useful use for the "Cubby" under the Drivers Seat. I am an Properly State Licensed Armed Security Officer in the State of Georgia and even though I am also a Private State Licensed Firearms Weapons Holder and allowed to Openly carry a Firearms in the State of Georgia... there are places where it is best to leave your Firearm Locked Up inside your vehicle ie... Public Gatherings, Concerts, Festivals... etc. I have found that the "Cubby" in the Floorboard under the Drivers Seat works perfectly for this requirement... and it stays put due to the Velcro straps.
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Originally Posted by John Wm Rickman Jr.
(Post 4474201)
I agree with all opinions noted above... but I have found another equally useful use for the "Cubby" under the Drivers Seat. I am an Properly State Licensed Armed Security Officer in the State of Georgia and even though I am also a Private State Licensed Firearms Weapons Holder and allowed to Openly carry a Firearms in the State of Georgia... there are places where it is best to leave your Firearm Locked Up inside your vehicle ie... Public Gatherings, Concerts, Festivals... etc. I have found that the "Cubby" in the Floorboard under the Drivers Seat works perfectly for this requirement... and it stays put due to the Velcro straps.
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Originally Posted by John Wm Rickman Jr.
(Post 4474201)
I agree with all opinions noted above... but I have found another equally useful use for the "Cubby" under the Drivers Seat. I am an Properly State Licensed Armed Security Officer in the State of Georgia and even though I am also a Private State Licensed Firearms Weapons Holder and allowed to Openly carry a Firearms in the State of Georgia... there are places where it is best to leave your Firearm Locked Up inside your vehicle ie... Public Gatherings, Concerts, Festivals... etc. I have found that the "Cubby" in the Floorboard under the Drivers Seat works perfectly for this requirement... and it stays put due to the Velcro straps.
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