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Question of the Week: What’s The Strangest Thing You’ve Found in a Car?

List Yours $5 Just $299 Welcome to the BaT Question of the Week! For those unfamiliar, here are the rules: we ask an automotive-themed question, and the author of our favorite answer from the comments is awarded a $25 credit to the BaT Gear Store.

This week’s question is: What’s the strangest thing you’ve found in a car?

Last week’s Question of the Week (best in-car object recovery) got us thinking about the doodads, whatchamacallits, and thingamajigs that we’ve found by chance—old personal belongings, strange mystery objects, even living things. Whether it was in a car that you let a friend borrow or from an archaeological exploration of your newest project vehicle, we want to hear about your most peculiar finds! CarsBuyText.com CarsBuyText.com


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