Dom
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ive always been curious of the cubby hole in the boot of a corsa B and have not found a propper use for it. So what was it there for? just seems like a fooking odd shape to do anything with 
tar,
Dom 
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R Lee
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drugs?
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Shane
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mine has got a strap for the origional jack
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by GoldPenguin
drugs?
could well be. Has a nice rubber strap too to keep the packet of cocaine secure whilst driving 
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Dom
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mine has got a strap for the origional jack
yes, i did think this but when i got the corsa (from new) all of the tools and jack was in the spare wheel well.
Only think i can think of is a CD changer, but i dont think corsa's ever came with one
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essexracer
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mine also has a strap...
i remarked to my m8 (who has a new astra) that he has a similar thing in his boot (also with a strap) and he said he thinks it to hold the first aid stuff
which sounds about right to me... must have been an optional extra "a 1st aid pack"
my 2p worth 
james 
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Fear
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Just follows the shape of the wheel arch etc so almost made itself kinda thing so just put a strap in it to make it useful i spose!
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R Lee
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sounds plausable...
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sfxer
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first aid kit, its mandatory in certain countries i beleive
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Joff
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If you look through the EPC catalogue there's a heated takeaway storage container that's designed to fit straight in.
It clips into place and the straps hold the lid on when you've got food inside.
If you remove your rear qtr panel you'll probably find the wiring for the heating element - mine was taped up with the boot light.
Great for keeping the curry warm if you've got a few miles till you get home.
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essexracer
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correct
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Joff
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I thank thee.
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essexracer
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i actually meant correct to sfxer
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Joff
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Then I retract my thanks and instead issue you with a FUK U.
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essexracer
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well done
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by Joff
If you look through the EPC catalogue there's a heated takeaway storage container that's designed to fit straight in.
It clips into place and the straps hold the lid on when you've got food inside.
If you remove your rear qtr panel you'll probably find the wiring for the heating element - mine was taped up with the boot light.
Great for keeping the curry warm if you've got a few miles till you get home.
HAHAHAHAHA MINT that will have to get me one to make use of the space
although first aid kit does sound probable  eitherway, its an arse of wasted space if you havnt got the first aid kit or curry heater ( ) 
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greycorsa
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yep first aid kit
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