Some low life snuck through my condo securtiy gate, broke my car
window, stole my aftermarket stereo. To add insult to injury, he also
took this little pocket thing out of the central console. It's to the
right of the radio in this picture

http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs...s/Civic-96.jpg

It left a big hole in the central console. I went to the dealership to
buy a new one to cover up the hole. And the guy told me there isn't a
part number for this and Honda doesn't sell it. I looked at his screen
and couldn't figure it out either. I also went on Majestic Honda
website and couldn't find it there either. I don't even know what it's
called and what it's for. Coin pocket?

Can anyone help me out and tell me what the part number is and where I
can get it?

Thanks.

 

Orick wrote:
>
> Some low life snuck through my condo securtiy gate, broke my car
> window, stole my aftermarket stereo. To add insult to injury, he also
> took this little pocket thing out of the central console. It's to the
> right of the radio in this picture
>
> http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs...s/Civic-96.jpg
>
> It left a big hole in the central console. I went to the dealership to
> buy a new one to cover up the hole. And the guy told me there isn't a
> part number for this and Honda doesn't sell it. I looked at his screen
> and couldn't figure it out either. I also went on Majestic Honda
> website and couldn't find it there either. I don't even know what it's
> called and what it's for. Coin pocket?

I have had luck finding this type of things at the junk yard. '97 is old
enough that you should be able to find what you need. Civics get
stripped really fast that the wreckers, so it may take a few trips
before you find one. Finding a lock **** for my '94 took 3 or 4 trips to
the local wrecker. But then again, I enjoy going there.

Sometimes part numbers are stamped on the back of parts, perhaps someone
can be persuaded to pull out their storage pocket (?) and look for a
part number.

--
================================================== =====
A very modest collection of Honda tech info can be found at:
http://www.geocities.com/ng_randolph

 

Orick wrote:
>
> Some low life snuck through my condo securtiy gate, broke my car
> window, stole my aftermarket stereo. To add insult to injury, he also
> took this little pocket thing out of the central console. It's to the
> right of the radio in this picture
>
> http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs...s/Civic-96.jpg
>
> It left a big hole in the central console. I went to the dealership to
> buy a new one to cover up the hole. And the guy told me there isn't a
> part number for this and Honda doesn't sell it. I looked at his screen
> and couldn't figure it out either. I also went on Majestic Honda
> website and couldn't find it there either. I don't even know what it's
> called and what it's for. Coin pocket?

I have had luck finding this type of things at the junk yard. '97 is old
enough that you should be able to find what you need. Civics get
stripped really fast that the wreckers, so it may take a few trips
before you find one. Finding a lock **** for my '94 took 3 or 4 trips to
the local wrecker. But then again, I enjoy going there.

Sometimes part numbers are stamped on the back of parts, perhaps someone
can be persuaded to pull out their storage pocket (?) and look for a
part number.

--
================================================== =====
A very modest collection of Honda tech info can be found at:
http://www.geocities.com/ng_randolph

 

Looks like its out of a CR-V.

Tom

"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
news:422E9CEF.B6AB3346@junkmail.com...
>
> Orick wrote:
>>
>> Some low life snuck through my condo securtiy gate, broke my car
>> window, stole my aftermarket stereo. To add insult to injury, he also
>> took this little pocket thing out of the central console. It's to the
>> right of the radio in this picture
>>
>> http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs...s/Civic-96.jpg
>>
>> It left a big hole in the central console. I went to the dealership to
>> buy a new one to cover up the hole. And the guy told me there isn't a
>> part number for this and Honda doesn't sell it. I looked at his screen
>> and couldn't figure it out either. I also went on Majestic Honda
>> website and couldn't find it there either. I don't even know what it's
>> called and what it's for. Coin pocket?
>
> I have had luck finding this type of things at the junk yard. '97 is old
> enough that you should be able to find what you need. Civics get
> stripped really fast that the wreckers, so it may take a few trips
> before you find one. Finding a lock **** for my '94 took 3 or 4 trips to
> the local wrecker. But then again, I enjoy going there.
>
> Sometimes part numbers are stamped on the back of parts, perhaps someone
> can be persuaded to pull out their storage pocket (?) and look for a
> part number.
>
> --
> ================================================== =====
> A very modest collection of Honda tech info can be found at:
> http://www.geocities.com/ng_randolph

 

Looks like its out of a CR-V.

Tom

"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
news:422E9CEF.B6AB3346@junkmail.com...
>
> Orick wrote:
>>
>> Some low life snuck through my condo securtiy gate, broke my car
>> window, stole my aftermarket stereo. To add insult to injury, he also
>> took this little pocket thing out of the central console. It's to the
>> right of the radio in this picture
>>
>> http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs...s/Civic-96.jpg
>>
>> It left a big hole in the central console. I went to the dealership to
>> buy a new one to cover up the hole. And the guy told me there isn't a
>> part number for this and Honda doesn't sell it. I looked at his screen
>> and couldn't figure it out either. I also went on Majestic Honda
>> website and couldn't find it there either. I don't even know what it's
>> called and what it's for. Coin pocket?
>
> I have had luck finding this type of things at the junk yard. '97 is old
> enough that you should be able to find what you need. Civics get
> stripped really fast that the wreckers, so it may take a few trips
> before you find one. Finding a lock **** for my '94 took 3 or 4 trips to
> the local wrecker. But then again, I enjoy going there.
>
> Sometimes part numbers are stamped on the back of parts, perhaps someone
> can be persuaded to pull out their storage pocket (?) and look for a
> part number.
>
> --
> ================================================== =====
> A very modest collection of Honda tech info can be found at:
> http://www.geocities.com/ng_randolph