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TheGreekIndian

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title says it all. right now I have my change in a bag in the driver side door. I have a bench seat and I lift the center console up quite a bit. It doesn't seem like there is a compartment in the 900 series for change, even in the bench seat center console.

 

So where do you put your change?

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title says it all. right now I have my change in a bag in the driver side door. I have a bench seat and I lift the center console up quite a bit. It doesn't seem like there is a compartment in the 900 series for change, even in the bench seat center console.

 

So where do you put your change?

 

 

In the ashtray.

Nytemare Senior Enthusiast

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I'm from Canada...you don't get a whole lot of change from a debit card...I pay for everything with my bank card...I don't even carry cash 99.9% of the time.

pwall Senior Enthusiast

pwall

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I put change in the bottom of the driver's door.

No ashtray in my truck to put change in.

truckofwinandawesome Senior Enthusiast

truckofwinandawesome

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title says it all. right now I have my change in a bag in the driver side door. I have a bench seat and I lift the center console up quite a bit. It doesn't seem like there is a compartment in the 900 series for change, even in the bench seat center console.

 

So where do you put your change?

 

 

In the ashtray.

 

 

+1, that Ashtray is Still as clean as the day she left Fort Wayne, and it will FOREVER stay that way, except for the Silver Change that's in it for tolls, emergency money and the like.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

MikeNH

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I don't normally keep change with me as I have the toll transponder thing but for the few days I had to pay cash until I could get my plates on the truck I kept a ziplock bag of quarters in the console.

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