Question Of The Day: What Is The Strangest Thing You Found In A Car?

Press fleet vehicles are full of little surprises. A rap CD with a certain word used 200 times in a three minute song. Then there are the unusual litany of condoms, leftover roaches (the smokable variety), and paternity results that no doubt tell you more about your peers than you ever thought possible. Finally, there was a trade-in that topped them all. I called it the Thelma and Louise car. Two young ladies decided to chronicle their love affair on the headliner of a 1990 Volvo 740 wagon. Oh the tales! Oh the pictures! From the very front of the windshield to the rear tailgate, I got to read up on more raunchy poetry and admired a surprising variety of artistic renderings, just by folding the rear seats and taking in all that scenery. It was like caveman scenery. Except there was no cave and certainly no man. I didn't buy the vehicle. Honest. It was actually owned by Stan the Old Man when he was a wholesaler. Like any true Southern gentleman, Stan replaced the headliner and preserved the remnants in something that probably resembled a sock drawer. This brings me to our question for the day. What is the strangest thing you found in a vehicle? Extra credit will be given if the thing you found can be associated with any felonies or celebrities. Double credit if you can combine the two. Note: I always give credit whenever a good idea comes from an outside source. In this case, Christopher Little was the direct inspiration for today's QOTD.     from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com

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