concealment in vehicle

cashmunny · Sep 7, 2010

I'm not sure it is in accord with site guidelines to discuss this so I apologize in advance if I'm overstepping.

A friend passed this trick on to me with regards to concealing things inside a vehicle, two words: Engine compartment. He used to wrap things up in a water tight container and put them in the coolant overflow tank. Now granted this would not work with large objects. But I thought it was clever and I thought I'd pass it on.

He had a criminal record for drugs and was like a cheap watch, stopped every 5 minutes. So in desperation he came up with this and apparently it works. Of course his drug of choice came in smaller packages so it was easier.

Another places would be the windshield washer tank.

But the best place I thought of just now, is the air filter box. Right under the air filter is usually a plenum. It's used to reduce air intake whistling noises. Perfect for small-medium size objects. Also the advantage is the negative pressure inside the airbox ensures that any vapors escaping the object are sucked into the engine and burned.

Just make sure it's placed before the filter, not after. Otherwise the smoke coming out your tailpipe will have a familiar fragrance

TwoOhSix! · Sep 7, 2010

Average coppers may not care to look there but Border Patrol and other people that know what they're doing are quite aware of those places and check them.

sixth6 · Sep 7, 2010

I was thinking the same thing with the air filter box.

The coolant tank is too hot for weed.

Like you would just have to do it clean, but on some level I am scarred that the engine bay being hot would some how cause a dog to hit on it.

Pyramid · Sep 7, 2010

if its just a personal amount you can use a magnetic key holder and stash it well concealed on the undercarriage. I have travelled hundreds of miles using this method many times and never a worry. a decent sized one can hold ~ 1/4 oz.

tequila_sunrise · Sep 7, 2010

SCREW THAT! Antifreeze is toxic... I would NOT want that in my lungs. The airbox would probably be a better bet...

I did have a friend who said his datsun 240z could hold a qp in the airbox

kmk420kali · Sep 7, 2010

If you have a pick up truck, the ones where the spare tire is cranked up and down on a chain under the bed...there is a good space in the rim, and it goes tight up against the bottom of the bed, so nothing can fall out-- Room for a couple of lbs there--
The good thing is, it is considered outside the vehicle...meaning anybody could have put it there--

Phedrosbenny · Sep 7, 2010

I wonder if you could put things in a spare tire,plug it,and then air it up.If so it would work well for smaller things...Probably too small a space though.

midgethorse · Sep 7, 2010

A friend of mine was robbed at gun point by a few guys , took off in a Cadillac, the neighbors called the fuzz because they saw it go down.
Cops , pulled the caddy over, no gun to be found.
I heard through a high school kid, the kids were at school bragging how they hid the strap in the engine compartment. Anyway, its not the best method but might work.
I was on interstate 80 through Illinois, got pinched, and I do remember them popping the hood and trunk. Years ago. .
Anywho..
Midgethorse.

cashmunny · Sep 7, 2010

Yeah I figure the local sheriff would be too lazy to poke around in the engine compartment, he might get dirty. Customs though, I'm sure they would pull the car apart.
Hell that's fun for them. I'll bet they've see everything.

Durdy · Sep 7, 2010

Got in the middle of a stupid bust for stupid shit that had nothing to do with me, they checked the engine compartment, they were drug task force though not regular sheriffs

Two12sKnockin · Sep 8, 2010

man kmk yea right good luck with that one I think only a fool would be confident that "it was outside the vehicle" would get them off on a couple lb especially.

I heard about some guys in FL that got off with work in the panels of a rental, no prints etc, but sounds like urban legend to me. dont care what lawyer you got.

but hey dont let me stop you, let em swang

kmk420kali · Sep 8, 2010

Two12sKnockin said:
man kmk yea right good luck with that one I think only a fool would be confident that "it was outside the vehicle" would get them off on a couple lb especially.

Because the Law is built around being able to create "Reasonable Doubt"--
If something is outside your vehicle...you are more able to do that--
It is a long standing defense-- Been used forever...successfully--
That is how--
Get to know the Law...and how it is used in reality-- It will be your "Friend"-- :wave:

SOTF420 · Sep 8, 2010

Under the flip out gas cap compartment cover for personal stash when you travel.

Remember, it is not yours and you have no idea how it got there! Someone stashed it there. :joint:

Two12sKnockin · Sep 8, 2010

It is grossly irresponsible to promote a misunderstanding that such practices are risk free.

I personally know someone who got knocked with it in the flip out part of the gas tank - small level personal herbal situation gone wrong, and he got stuck with it too.

its one thing to be an armchair lawyer its another to walk into a courtroom as a defendant, I would never gamble on hoping that it'd actually FLY that I didnt know I was transporting multiple pounds in my spare tire. possession is 9/10 the law.

why not put some effort into a superior alternative

hey man I didnt mean to be rude, but it sounds like YOU are the one not in touch with reality here.. prison is full of people who had stuff trapped out way better than that..

if it was that simple every gimp would own a pick up...

edit: you make it out like this is a fool proof method of trafficking. lets see some case work links

kmk420kali · Sep 8, 2010

Two12sKnockin said:
It is grossly irresponsible to promote a misunderstanding that such practices are risk free.

I personally know someone who got knocked with it in the flip out part of the gas tank - small level personal herbal situation gone wrong, and he got stuck with it too.

its one thing to be an armchair lawyer its another to walk into a courtroom as a defendant, I would never gamble on hoping that it'd actually FLY that I didnt know I was transporting multiple pounds in my spare tire. possession is 9/10 the law.

why not put some effort into a superior alternative

hey man I didnt mean to be rude, but it sounds like YOU are the one not in touch with reality here.. prison is full of people who had stuff trapped out way better than that..

if it was that simple every gimp would own a pick up...

edit: you make it out like this is a fool proof method of trafficking. lets see some case work links

You are funny-- Dude...I never said it was fucking fool proof-- Was just giving a way that I know of--
Yes, armchair Lawyer...take or don't take my advise-- I can give a fuck which--
Prison?? Been there, done that--
Are you calling me a Gimp?? If so, then suck my nuts--
Is that clear??
And you are contributing to this discussion....how??

Two12sKnockin · Sep 8, 2010

first of all I am not calling you a gimp.

second I wont get into a shit slinging match and I genuinely do not wish you offense.

"It is a long standing defense-- Been used forever...successfully--
That is how--
Get to know the Law...and how it is used in reality-- It will be your "Friend"

be real with me you have to see how this kind of comment implies that the technique in question is safe... and that is irresponsible because naive people can read that, act on it, and get fucked over it. you know where I'm going with this, I'm clearly trying to promote public awareness over the dangers of trafficking... not get into a childish mess

anyways I will leave this alone, so, my apologies if I offended you,

but hey man you post a mess of links to case work since its such a long standing practice and I'll go buy a pick up and slide ya some racks for the tip lol.

kmk420kali · Sep 8, 2010

Two12sKnockin said:
first of all I am not calling you a gimp.

second I wont get into a shit slinging match and I genuinely do not wish you offense.

"It is a long standing defense-- Been used forever...successfully--
That is how--
Get to know the Law...and how it is used in reality-- It will be your "Friend"

be real with me you have to see how this kind of comment implies that the technique in question is safe... and that is irresponsible because naive people can read that, act on it, and get fucked over it. you know where I'm going with this, I'm clearly trying to promote public awareness over the dangers of trafficking... not get into a childish mess

anyways I will leave this alone, so, my apologies if I offended you,

but hey man you post a mess of links to case work since its such a long standing practice and I'll go buy a pick up and slide ya some racks for the tip lol.

If you do not know that something outside your vehicle is easier to defend than something inside...then I do not know what to say to you--
You were trolling for a fight from your first post here-- I was high enough to give it to you...my bad--
Do what you do, and don't worry about my responsibility...or my knowledge of Law--
You're right...I am stupid...don't listen to me--
Peace--

midgethorse · Sep 8, 2010

Yea nobody said "Risk Free". Everyone knows there is risk involved.
Does anyone really belive there are "safe" methods of transporting?
As KMK said , "Reasonable Doubt". Establishing some sort of reasonable doubt, can help you. I dont think anyone said they "should go out and start packing their shit in the engine compartment". But then again, im not rollin with Two12'sKnockin...
Hows that work out btw? Riding dirty with the 12's knockin?
Midgethorse

KONY · Sep 9, 2010

meh just like i said in another thread.... u may think its clever, but posting it here to the world isnt..... no longer a secret.

argoagro · Sep 9, 2010

The pro's have seen it all & then some. Tanks inside the gas tank, hell even motors ripped apart & put back togethor missing a rod & piston!! I was watching border patrol last night & those guys had the dash of a VW Taureg ripped apart. There was a secret compartment in the firewall shielded from x-rays with lead, to bad the border patrol had a gamma-ray scanner! They knew enough to track the added on wires from the fusepanel to find the slenoid that opened up the secret compartment. Shit was no joke, they even had mounted & wired PC fans so the centervents would still function.

Locals might not be sending your car through a gamma-ray scanner, but they can bring out the dogs & if there is a hit they WILL tear your shit apart. If there is a hit near the engine bay they WILL check the airbox, resonator (The thing mentioned to reduce whistling) washer res, etc. I've seen cars at the auction with custom welded stash boxes, or had the seats slashed open during a search, and this is in a not-so-populated & no HTA (High-traffic area).

Stay safe guys, one time I was busted in a dorm the first thing the cop asked is "Who else has a key to this room" Now why is that? I like the truck tire idea, or even just a backpack in the bed maybe?

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