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YOUR RESEARCHWhere do you put your wallet?
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And to answer the OP, I use a money clip, left front pocket.
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Great use, especially if your car didn't come with the factory manuals in the manual holder underneath the steering wheel.
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Personally, I'm still not done posting in the "phone" thread.
Come on, let's not ruin future threads by trying to bundle them all up in one. This one's for wallets. Next week, we can do house keys. The week after we can do sunglasses, and so forth.
Personally, I'm still not done posting in the "phone" thread.
And I'm not ready to let the $8,500 douche go yet either.
Being a Porsche owner my wallet is obviously too big to carry around in a pocket. It's more of a carry on style container, therefore I tend to keep it in the frunk so it is out of view from the plebs.
E55 has a compartment in the passenger seat for a first aid kit. You can put cell phone, wallet, and everything else in it. Does 996 has something similar?
Not really. I've carried mine in the same place for the past ten years and I've been stopped twice. Both times after I've shown my carry permit (and my LEO retirement ID), they asked where the firearm was. I pointed to under the dash and they just said "Oh". You can't see it from outside of the car and it is very secure on the shelf and doesn't move. BTW, I put my wallet in the center console.
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I had similar issues, so I asked my wife to give me my allowance in Franklins & Grants. Any smaller bills & she's on it like hyenas on a wildebeest. Solved my "where to lot wallet" dilemma.
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