[extrashaky]

My interior accessories:

• Sliding sunshade extension to cover the length of the side window

• Valentine 1 radar detector

• Red top ATC 20mm steering wheel

• Phone mount of my own design that mounts the phone next to the stereo using the stereo mounting bolts under the dash bezel

• TapTurn flasher relay

• Dual (soon to be quad) USB power supply mounted under dash, powered from the fuse panel, with power cables run to the center dash and driver door frame

• Galaxy Note running Torque as an engine monitor, mounted to the small triangular window in the driver's door; can double as a second GPS or weather radar display as needed

• OBDLink MX bluetooth adapter

• Emdom GT86 seat belt shoulder pads

• Amazon Echo Auto

• Scion FR-S USDM sliding arm rest

• Cup holder from the "As Seen On TV" store

• JDM padded center console knee rests

• Cusco heel/toe accelerator pedal

• Automotive trash can made to accept grocery bags as liners

• Fire extinguisher

• Jumper cables

• Tire inflator

• Jump starter

• Emergency flasher pucks

• Paper towels

• Umbrella

• Rescue knife with seat belt cutter and window breaker

• A supply of VitaThinQ caffeine mints

• Extra pair of sunglasses

• 35% ceramic tint on side windows; 20% rear

• LED door pool lights

• Red LED overhead interior light to preserve night vision (which I'll likely change because it's not bright enough)

• Insanely bright LED strip in the trunk

Items I have on hand but haven't yet deployed:

• 949 Racing 50mm steering column extension

• Passenger seat office organizer

• Valentine 1 remote display

• JP Instruments digital aircraft oil pressure gauge (to replace the digital clock in the dash)

• Thinkware front/rear dash cam kit

• OBDII port relocation kit - to relocate it to the useless cubby next to the start button in the center console

Additionally, my phone is an automotive/travel accessory itself with the following apps:

• Torque Pro

• Radar Now (weather radar)

• NOAA Hi-Def Radar

• Alexa App (works with the Echo Auto)

• USA Rest Stops

• Google Maps (standard installation, but I use it extensively instead of the shitty gimmick apps like Waze)

I installed Gas Buddy during the hurricane evacuation to find stations along the route that still had fuel, but I deleted it shortly after the crisis was over because it kept forcing popup notifications even after I blocked it. That spyware crap probably still has something running on my phone.

I'm probably forgetting something. I'll add it later if I think of anything.