That is cool!

 

Now your son can back you up if something pops off.

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My Toyota Tacoma has a couple of those in the back. One has the jack in it. The other has a keyed gun safe bolted over it now.

 

Your Glock will be perfectly hidden behind that POS M&P! ;cf

But really, I wish I had a spot like that in my vehicle. I want a place to keep a firearm that isn't quick access, but is just accessible.

 

I think that spot is for the spoiler/scuttling charge you can rig to your car alarm.

A fellah, a QUICK fellah, might have a weapon under there. I'd have to pin his head to the panel...

 

Now your son can back you up if something pops off.

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Ha, and I have no doubt he will when he is old enough and well trained. As is he always cries when I go "gunning" and he can't go with me. The pains of being 2-years-old I suppose.

 

Your Glock will be perfectly hidden behind that POS M&P! ;cf

Now that is funny! I was a Glock guy for a long time. I almost considered sticking my 17 in there in case God forbid some industrious crack head goes looking under my rear seats and opening panels...the loss wouldn't sting nearly as much as losing an M&P would.

 

And I do mean the only problem I see with that as a hiding spot is someone getting a gun when you sell them the vehicle. Have you ever hidden anything from yourself or forgot you put something somewhere?

 

My Toyota Tacoma has a couple of those in the back. One has the jack in it. The other has a keyed gun safe bolted over it now.

Counselvault? I have one in a storage compartment in my truck and love it. I added some spare foam to it so there's no more rattle. I can fit 2 full size pistols and magazines.

 

Just the cheap one from walmart bolted down to the floor. Just keep someone from rummaging through and walking off with it.

Counselvault? I have one in a storage compartment in my truck and love it. I added some spare foam to it so there's no more rattle. I can fit 2 full size pistols and magazines.

 

I have the opposite problem...I have a Honda Element and there is zero hidin places at all...the joys of a car designed to be hosed out when dirty I guess.

 

And I do mean the only problem I see with that as a hiding spot is someone getting a gun when you sell them the vehicle. Have you ever hidden anything from yourself or forgot you put something somewhere?

Ha, I have hidden something from myself before but never a firearm. What is in there now is my main training/competition pistol so no chance I forget it is there.

 

I have an 04 pathfinder with a strange package that gives it the Infinity interior. It has lots of little hidden spots, most aren't large enough for even a magazine. Hell even the glovebox is full with just a holstered glock 19 and a mag or 4. After living with it a few years, I'm not certain that it was designed for grown up sized folks.

 

I have an 04 pathfinder with a strange package that gives it the Infinity interior. It has lots of little hidden spots, most aren't large enough for even a magazine. Hell even the glovebox is full with just a holstered glock 19 and a mag or 4. After living with it a few years, I'm not certain that it was designed for grown up sized folks.

Yup, the models prior to '05 were unibody whereas '05-'12 were built on the Titan frame. I don't like the "crossover" body they have gone to for the 2013's.

 

Yup, the models prior to '05 were unibody whereas '05-'12 were built on the Titan frame. I don't like the "crossover" body they have gone to for the 2013's.

You know I used to be a huge car guy and stuff like that really mattered to me. If it didn't have over 450 horsepower or a diesel and 4x4, I just didn't care. Now I'm all like: "It has wheels. I like wheels."

 

Yup, the models prior to '05 were unibody whereas '05-'12 were built on the Titan frame. I don't like the "crossover" body they have gone to for the 2013's.

We have an '03, but I like the 5-12 much better. Much larger and better styling.
The new ones are 3 steps back. Too small and car like. Should have given it a different name.

 

You know I used to be a huge car guy and stuff like that really mattered to me. If it didn't have over 450 horsepower or a diesel and 4x4, I just didn't care. Now I'm all like: "It has wheels. I like wheels."

Same here...

 

We have an '03, but I like the 5-12 much better. Much larger and better styling.
The new ones are 3 steps back. Too small and car like. Should have given it a different name.

I completely agree, the new one doesn't say "Pathfinder" at all. I'm not much of a "car guy", but knew I wanted the newer body style when we bought it in '06 because of the larger interior and 3rd row seating. Makes a difference with two kids under 6 and a 90 pound chocolate lab.

 

I work at a car dealership and you would be amazed how easy it is to find and install a pistol safe in a car or truck without being able to see it.

 

We have an '03, but I like the 5-12 much better. Much larger and better styling.
The new ones are 3 steps back. Too small and car like. Should have given it a different name.

Oh wow, it looks like a 4 door minivan. They completely emasculated it. Not that it was a burly vehicle before, but now it's just blah.

 

I work at a car dealership and you would be amazed how easy it is to find and install a pistol safe in a car or truck without being able to see it.

I plan to do this in my F-150 soon. I'd like to get a fire-safe or ammo box bolted or welded to the floor.

What would the cost be on that type of work?

 

Oh wow, it looks like a 4 door minivan. They completely emasculated it. Not that it was a burly vehicle before, but now it's just blah.

Exactly. VERY soccer mom demographic.

 

I plan to do this in my F-150 soon. I'd like to get a fire-safe or ammo box bolted or welded to the floor.

What would the cost be on that type of work?

Keep in mind car fires burn hot and fast so they can be over before the fire department gets there. With a fire-proof safe, you're likely to just provide a safe environment for the contents to liquefy in. Personally I'd just save the money and go for security with no fire protection

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Keep in mind car fires burn hot and fast so they can be over before the fire department gets there. With a fire-proof safe, you're likely to just provide a safe environment for the contents to liquefy in. Personally I'd just save the money and go for security with no fire protection

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But I carry a Glock? Aren't they impervious to everything except liberals?

 

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