What's in your vehicle?

[Mudsy]

More than 20 empty crushed cans of Mtn Dews, some snack wrappers, couple ice scrappers, a Sponge bob blanket, gloves, a mini tool box kit, a gas container, and couple McD toys.

 

[crawlhog]

empty cigarette packs, dirt and leaves, directions to a comp, a hatchet to work on the scaler course, and a snow brush

 

[blue10]

Various recovery goodies, various tools, flashlight, blanket, stuff to make coffee, tire chuck, air hose, chock block, CO2 tank, ARB fridge set to 29F.

 

[hellbounder]

-wet wipes
-durex
-club
-rolling paper
-shades
-jacket
-hoodie
-folding knife
-something
-redbull
-pen
-small moleskine
-mints
-beanie
-coconut

All of these are hidden at those compartments though... Only the beanie sits behind the rear window, visible to the outsiders. I hate clutter in my car, everything got to be neat and tucked away.

EDIT: I forgot adding my fog horn to the list.

sounds like kidnapper gear.:shock: im kidding. :lmao:

i carry an extra fuel filter [diesel] 250 piece o ring set, tools 3 knives and a shot gun . [ im from texas ]

 

[2500hdon37s]

Tinted windows are just one more reason for thieves to break into your car. Think about it. You are hiding things that you don't want people to steal. :razz:

Posted live from a city where you can't have anything nice unless you can afford to replace it once it gets stolen

not really hiding anything because I only have clothes and a pair of muck boots there but of they want that they can have it.

but funny my work truck with no tint, a full set of snap-on sockets, sawzall, and various other tools along with the doors stay unlocked at all times, that nouthing has ever gone missing.

just guess I dont live in the hood like the rest of you fools

 

[4VRYNG]

I might exceed the bandwidth of this site if I listed everything in my truck, but if I ever need anything, I usually have it on hand.

It's true, I've seen it and had to clean out the garbage for me to have a seat to ride in on the way to a comp.

 

[gottorque]

um let me think...
seats
steering wheel
gear shift
speedo
tach
Odo
fuel gage
carpet
dirt
vents
...:lmao:


seriously though
receipts
a multi tool
sunglasses
umbrella....thats about it

 

[solomon7]

I might exceed the bandwidth of this site if I listed everything in my truck, but if I ever need anything, I usually have it on hand.

You too eh Tim?
I often volunteer with Mt Hood Search and Rescue. Don't get me started lol.
Hell , I've even got morphine sulfate patches and "Dex" in there JIC.
BTW if you're driving in the hills alone, carry.
Didn't see a tire plug kit yet so...


It also pays to have a "bug out" bag in your ride at all times containing at least:
-food (at least 3-5 days MREs are light)
-water/filter and reservoir (platypus brand can be boiled or frozen)
-Small titanium pot/utensils for cooking
-HD emergency blanket x2 bright orange on one side(not the cheapo see through kind)
-Stocking hat even in summer
-SOCKS!!! (blisters suck when you're hiking out of a bad situation)
-polypropylene top and bottom base layers (warm and they dry real fast)
-sunglasses (I carry glacier goggles for better coverage)
-sunscreen
-Wax Paper and a grease pen for leaving waterproof notes for rescuers
-bivy sack
-knife/machete
-cordage
-"backpacker's" chainsaw
-spool of fishing line
-firestarter and cotton balls soaked in petroleum jelly packed in a film container
-4 Lighters, one Zippo (scared of a pack of wolves off in AK throwing 2 lighters in my fire once, NOW I carry lol)
-compass/map
-signal mirror (I can't even express how good it feels when we're looking for you from helo and we see that flash!)
-first aid kit (capable of supporting a broken bone, head wound and insect stings)
-at least 3 flares one green for night time (practically blind us if we're looking for you with IR)
-PLB (personal locator beacon)
-epenephrine pen JIC
-Lightweight pistol with stopping power
- I also carry a 40M coil of climbing rope, 6 carabiners, belay device, and webbing for anchors or a "swami harness". You never know what's between you and HOME.

The whole pack w/o rope and water weighs under 15 pounds and can save my life almost anywhere. Everyone should have one in their rig.
Don't forget a pack of smokes if you smoke.
I know they're horrible, but when you're stuck or lost, sometimes a smoke really helps maintain the "it's not over yet" mindset.
that and being stuck/lost/hurt is bad enough without having a Nic fit too lol. Ive heard a story where a guy used his last match to light a smoke. He had a pack or 2 with him and kept one lit off the old one. That cherry lit 2 more fires in the next 2 days, the second fire being the signal fire that saved his life. Cigarettes still suck but they CAN help ya out sometimes too I guess lol.

 

[entropy]

What day is it, and what time of day is it?

 

[lilgunz]

in my 09 F-150 Lariat

toolbox w/
basic tool kit
small AAA roadside kit
jumper cables
car wash materials
extra fluids (oil, coolant, etc...)
tow straps/ratchet straps
roll of TP ( never know when you gonna have to poo)
also frequenting my truck is a four wheeler.

In Cab,
baggage organizer( wife when grocery shopping)
umbrella
H&K .45 (when I am in the vehicle)
phone charger cords
Ipod cord
misc change
napkins
Flashlight
sunglasses

all I can remember at the moment, need to get small shovel and axe as well, nothing to spectacular.

 

[demonoid369]

Got a dead hooker in my trunk, does that count? Lol