Which "What If" supplies you keep in your Trunk/Vehicle? (1 Viewer)

[moleculo]

my non-schtick answer - 

I just bought a new truck (ok, SUV) and am in the process of figuring out what I should keep back there full time.  Here's what I've got so far:

Emergency equipment - things I keep around either to help me or others as needed.

• jumper cable
  
• big ### flashlight 
  
• first aid kit
  
• fire extinguisher
  
• emergency poncho
  
• towel
  

Handy things to keep around, just for convenience:

• tie-down straps
  
• large garbage bags
  
• zip ties
  
• leatherman
  
• electrical tape
  
• assorted screw drivers
  
• matches/lighter
  

If I was driving somewhere that there isn't a gas station or Wal-mart every 20 miles, and especially somewhere with snow/ice, I would keep a lot more - 

• cold weather gear
  
• food
  
• water
  
• shovel
  
• space blanket
  
• roadside flares
  

 

[beer 30]

Btw, if you are going to keep a baseball bat in your trunk, you should also keep a baseball glove.

This is sage advice

Only 1 backup gun?  Seems negligent.

EDC + truck gun. If you need more, join the army.

 

[Capella]

The 12-gauge auto-loader.

.45 long slide, with laser sighting.

Phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.

Uzi nine millimeter.

are you driving to Ukraine or something 

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

are you driving to Ukraine or something 

It’s a quote from the Terminator. I was poking fun at my GB Icon

 

[Capella]

It’s a quote from the Terminator. I was poking fun at my GB Icon

Ohhhh my bad 

 

[Skipdog77]

My second ex-wif...I mean, jumper cables.  Yeah, jumper cables.  Don't look in there. 

 

[-fish-]

Well you both are far better golfers then I if either of these things are influencing your game.  

When the club head falls off of the shaft it is gonna be bad for anyone's game.

 

[-fish-]

I thought of this thread and looked to see what I've been carrying around.   I have:

Emergency road kit (this one)

Set of screwdrivers

Wheel lock nuts

Mexican blanket

2 golf balls

carbon monoxide detector that is supposed to be on my boat

spool of 6 lb fluorocarbon fishing line

reusable shopping bag

ice scraper

 

[Chris B.]

Steering wheel tray. I used to eat lunch in my car then nap. Now I work from home and have a different car - my fat leather stitched steering wheel is almost too thick for the tray.

 

[RandyDB]

I'm in the "I've got a phone " club.

And, I don't think  have traveled more than 20 miles from home in the last 8 or 9 years

 

[massraider]

my non-schtick answer - 

I just bought a new truck (ok, SUV) and am in the process of figuring out what I should keep back there full time.  Here's what I've got so far:

Emergency equipment - things I keep around either to help me or others as needed.

• jumper cable
  
• big ### flashlight 
  
• first aid kit
  
• fire extinguisher
  
• emergency poncho
  
• towel
  

Handy things to keep around, just for convenience:

• tie-down straps
  
• large garbage bags
  
• zip ties
  
• leatherman
  
• electrical tape
  
• assorted screw drivers
  
• matches/lighter
  

If I was driving somewhere that there isn't a gas station or Wal-mart every 20 miles, and especially somewhere with snow/ice, I would keep a lot more - 

• cold weather gear
  
• food
  
• water
  
• shovel
  
• space blanket
  
• roadside flares
  

Geez man. 

 

[TheBaylorKid]

In the console I keep

window breaker/seat belt cutter

leatherman

4 space blankets

4 ponchos 

I just like have some basic stuff easily accessible.

in the back

jumper cables (gave a jump this weekend)

medical kit

flares

Fix a flat 

Full rain poncho (top and bottoms)

Duct and electrical tape 

Screw drivers, crescent wrenches, socket set, hammer (why not)

WD 40

Zip ties 

Leather gloves

Two avocado crates from Costco, this generation’s milk crate 

 

[HellToupee]

Spare tire ,  jack , reusable shopping bags

 

[Rustoleum]

Contractor grade trash bag or two have consistently been high on the “Rustoleum Saves the Day!” scoring charts.