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So in the interest of competition and filling the days until the January 15 launch when some of you will get Caymans share your most useful or useless (as the case may be) idea for the twin bins in the back.
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POST 1Original post

<p class="MsoNormal" style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">I am not sure why I'm obsessed by the two rear storage 'pockets' on either side of the engine but I've been trying to figure out how to use them. So in the interest of competition and filling the days until the January 15 launch when some of you will get Caymans share your most useful or useless (as the case may be) idea for the twin bins in the back. I'll buy a margarita or three for the winner when he or she shows up in <city w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">Santa Fe</place> </city>.[/quote]

POST 2Original post

Santa Fe, Can I assume that margarita comes with chips and salsa?

POST 3Original post

The full spread. Hand made. Assume you are submitting 'chips and salsa container'? Edited by - Santa Fe on 12/29/2005 6:03:37 PM

POST 4Original post

Exactly! When we have the first annual Cayman drive in New Mexico, coinciding with the Alb. Balloon Fiesta and Rio Grande Chile and Apple harvest festival, we'll make the engine lump a bar, raising the rear hatch to the high position with chips and salsa conveniently available in the mid-engine side bins. Edited by - mpollard on 12/29/2005 6:26:14 PM

POST 5Original post

If you're buying Margaritas, then the answer is pretty obvious. One bin for the Tequila or two or three and the other insulated to hold the ice /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/beer1.gif/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/dance.gif

POST 6Original post

The way I see it these compartments areslightly smaller than the glove compartment, so what does that tell you? Nothing, I know.I have to think about this a bit more, but I will come up with something. I am thinking in terms of emergency stuff, like first aid kit, flash light, battery maintainer, a can of that flat tire stuff as a last resort to being stranded. Nuf for now. Russ

POST 7Original post

Yes I'd thought about a book to read when I ruin a tire in way out New Mexico and have to wait all day or night for a replacement or tow. Or was that a bottle of Jack Daniels?

POST 8Original post

SF, I think both of those items could easily be added to my list. All in the name of comfort in case of an emergency. Russ

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