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There are in fact two of them in the passenger footwell area. They work very well and I thoroughly tested one today. Must order more curries so I can test both at once.
Steve
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christyler
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300+ wrote:There are in fact two of them in the passenger footwell area. They work very well and I thoroughly tested one today. Must order more curries so I can test both at once.
Steve
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Hurry up 300+, my curry's getting cold. Where is it  '06 TDV6 SE AUTO BUCKINGHAM BLUE
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Open the lower glove box lid. There is one on each side. They look like they won't work, but they do.
Steve
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The only reason I bought an auto was so I could drive home with the curry handles in my left hand. Now I can drive AND indicate! Carbon footprint? I neither know nor give a damn
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MX
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thank god for this piece of news - it means I can go back to using the D3 for curry trips rather than sitting the carrier bags on SWMBO's car seat (well i didnt want to get mind covered in rogan josh did I !)
Well spotted guys ...... D3 05 SE (old one)
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Damn good news and tested tonite - works well. I was missing that little D2 hook. 
Thanks for pointing it out 
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Be wary of pulling the glovebox door off though with a heavy family pack indian  
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I dont think I could get an indian to sit on the glovebox lid 
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simon wrote:Be wary of pulling the glovebox door off though with a heavy family pack indian
When I tested mine it was actually with tins of paint in a placcy bag (now there is commitment for you!). They were swinging as violently as a nutter driving a V8 can make them without any creaks, groans or spillages.
Steve
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DG
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So are we saying that this 'is' the curry hook by design ....or is it just a convenient lump that bags will hang off?? Powered by TorqTune
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it looks too deliberate to be anything else.
Steve
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