I found two cocaine vials under the seat in my '89 GT.  

I found a Budweiser bottle cap on top of the heater box in my '74 Nova.  

My grandfather found a coke bottle in the door of his Falcon that he bought new.  

I found some old unopened beer in a 1966.  I gave one of the unopened cans to Mustang Steve years ago   Don't remember the brand.

I once had a picture on here of the neat things I had found under the rear convertible seat.  Probably long lost.

I had a 10-year-old Vega that I kept patching to keep it on the road for college. While working under the dash a gold high school ring fell out from under the dash.

wsinsle wrote:

TKOPerformance wrote:

I found two cocaine vials under the seat in my '89 GT.  
 

Boy that would suck if you got pulled over and the cops found it!

I should have mentioned, they were empty, but I knew the previous owner, so I'm confident in what they once held.  I also had to remove the seats to find them, which I fortunately did in a friend's driveway before trailering the car home.  But yeah, I guess that's always a risk with any used car now that I think of it.  
 

Awesome!  What kind of boat did he buy? 

I bought a 1984 F-150, and under the rear seat (crew cab) I found a half deteriorated bank envelope with four half rotten $20 bills in it. The bank gave me four nice new ones in exchange. 
My brother was living in LA. He answered and ad for a Mercedes 450SL. He liked the car and the price was right so he bought it. The guy who sold it to him said to make the cashier's check out to Linda Ronstadt. He was her agent. When we got the car home we were cleaning it up and under the front seats were some plastic wine glasses, and a lot of white dog hair. In the glove box was an expired Chevron credit card with the name Maria Linda Ronstadt on it, plus her signature. He still has the card, but not the car. It was stolen five months later.........

rpm wrote:

Not me, but my old copper partner was given an old asset forfeiture Camaro as his duty car. It had a rattle in the dash, do one day he decided to find that rattle. Still stashed under the dash was a kilo of cocaine.

We used to do advertising for an "Indian Casino" in CA. Not a Native American casino and not an indigenous person casino, an Indian one. We had to get licensed by the NIGC (national Indian gaming commission.) We were shooting a commercial in the casino at 2am on a Tuesday - selected as it had the best chance of light occupancy. A guard had to clear a section for us to do our thing in. There was some cash on the floor. I asked the guard about it and she said it was more trouble than it's worth, so she slid it with her foot under a machine. No touchy. 

Long story to say, that coke probably ended up somewhere under something. No matter what it was worth, it wasn't worth messing with.  

!/4" Craftsman ratchet and a pair of needle nose pliers, both on the lip of the bottom back side of the dash.