I was very concerned when I opened the package, however, and these instructions greeted me:
SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OF PROPERTY DAMAGE????? |
Installation Expertise Required! |
Then again, it could be the contents. Those scissors in the wrong hands, that might be deadly.
Deadly Contents! |
Indispensable? A touch of luxury? |
Now, where to mount it...
At first, I thought it would be a good idea to have it mounted here:
This cheap felt doesn't work too well with Velcro(R).... |
So I ended up mounting it on the "carpet" between the two speakers on the rear parcel shelf, where it fits perfectly (although it would be cool to have this section indented and/or covered like the German cars...). Oh well. Better than nothing, but I wonder if installation here might lead to "serious personal injury or property damage"?? Unlikely, I think as this "carpet" DOES NOT LET GO of VELCRO!!
Anyway, a somewhat of a flippant post - actually there were NO installation instructions included - but I wonder - who of you out there have such a kit in their car? Any ideas and comments on where to mount it? I think in some countries, an onboard first aid kit is required, no?
4 comments:
Yes, a first aid kit is probably required for cars in Europe. Nice first aid kit, by the way! I think they also make it mandatory for cars to carry a reflective vest and a warning triangle. I have a Nissan reflective vest in my car!
Matt... don't tempt me LOL!
It's not required by law here and my car is not 'first for use daily' I don't have one in there. However I do have tools and upon lending my tools to a stranded motorist he cut his hand on my knife! So I guess I will be getting a small First Aid kit for the Skyline after all!
Karl, if you do, the parts number is: 999M1-ST000 "First Aid Kit"
I ordered it online from a US dealer.
Aki
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