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YorkshirePud

YorkshirePud

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Apr 1, 2017
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I feel proper thick today. despite thinking i'd done a good job reading the brochure for my 2014 leon mk3, instruction book etc. Today i discovered a "Secret" tray underneath the drivers seat!

Probably would have stayed undiscovered if not for some errant pound coins making a break for freedom :D

So anyone got any secrets to share? or amusing stories!

*goes back to thinking about what to put in undertray*
 
There's one under the passengers seat as well but as you mentioned..what to put in there?:D never used it in one yr of owning the car
 
I keep a woolly hat and a pair of gloves in mine, for those days oot with the dog and the weather is colder than expected when it's walk time.
 
Only realised this one the other week: The centre arm rest can slide forward if you prefer it in a different position. Noticed it on one in the SEAT dealer the other week whilst waiting for mine to get serviced and thought "Weird, wonder if mine does that". It does. :D
 
Old fashioned paper maps under the drivers seat because when you don't really have a particular finishing point or route in mind they are invaluable. And a folding saw and spade under the passengers just because.
 
I once put a bottle of lucozade under the drivers seat. It got stuck and I had to rip the door off to get it out. The damn bottle burst in the tray and the lucozade went everywhere. Probably the first time the missus saw me lose my head! I've never used the tray since plus it no longer has a door
 
Fraser87 said:
Old fashioned paper maps under the drivers seat because when you don't really have a particular finishing point or route in mind they are invaluable. And a folding saw and spade under the passengers just because.
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A spade , yes, I can accept that. But a folding saw? What is in the boot, disposable overalls, quicklime and a body bag? Or do you keep pigs? :rofl:
 
TheVoice said:
Only realised this one the other week: The centre arm rest can slide forward if you prefer it in a different position. Noticed it on one in the SEAT dealer the other week whilst waiting for mine to get serviced and thought "Weird, wonder if mine does that". It does. :D
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I found this feature to be pretty useless, at least on my car, if pulled forward it soon works it way back after a few miles driving with my arm resting on it.
 
Fraser87 said:
Old fashioned paper maps under the drivers seat because when you don't really have a particular finishing point or route in mind they are invaluable. And a folding saw and spade under the passengers just because.
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er slightly worried about this. Especially after line of duty
 
I only realised I had a CD player the other day! Never use the glovebox.


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TheVoice said:
Only realised this one the other week: The centre arm rest can slide forward if you prefer it in a different position. Noticed it on one in the SEAT dealer the other week whilst waiting for mine to get serviced and thought "Weird, wonder if mine does that". It does. :D
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You can also adjust the height of the arm rest.

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