How to heat my vehicle the freezing nights?

Not to self bump but it's early,

What I was thinking + a seperate CO2 sensor of sorts to make sure I don't suffocate

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Little-Buddy-Heater-2pk/20450314

http://www.coleman.com/product/2000004163#.VqRFZfkrK00

Not sure where you live in the world sc/out..

But here in moose land i saw this the other day.

http://www.mec.ca/product/5041-065/brunton-heatsync-zone/?bc=

>>672488
Let me get this straight.
You are planning on sleeping in your car and want advice on how to make it warmer?

It's a car. You can bring sleeping bags, blankets, woolies, PJs, hats, mittens, union suits, hot water bottles, etc.

Install Defa engine heater and interior heater. Then plug ur car to power source and u will be quite warm.

>>672488
Don't keep the car warm, keep you warm. Get a 12v dc electric blanket and a deep cycle battery. Connect the battery to your car's electrical system with a mechanical cutoff switch so you can charge it as you drive and isolate it when you run the electric blanket overnight.

http://www.amazon.com/Roadpro-12-Volt-Fleece-Heated-Blanket/dp/B0009Y2CFS

This will draw 55 watts. It was the first hit on a quick google search, there are probably others that are better. You're looking at needing 100 amp hours capacity for batteries, which will run you around a hundred bucks. Put you and the electric blanket inside a good sleeping bag with some blankets top and bottom and you'll be comfy as hell.

well, to be more specific.. again.. I am interested in heating the car because I will have a lot of wet gear. wet gear + freezing nights = awfulness in the AM after a day or two. Also, I can't just throw wetness into my bag, that's pretty uncomfortable and just going to make me soggy all night.

>>672627

>Also, I can't just throw wetness into my bag, that's pretty uncomfortable

You sound retarded tbqh.

>>672627
i'd say an electric blanket wrapped in some sort of waterproof lining and kept on low heat
connect to a separate battery

use blankets for yourself, I can't really empathise because my car gets stuffy after an hour of sleep

post pics of your setup/how you sleep? can't imagine that you just lie there next to your dirty stuff m8

>>672627
Can you not get a cheapo tent, tent heater and have that for your clothes?
Avoids the car heater killing you, you can wear whatever in the car for heat as suggested and you get warm clothes in the morning?

>>672488
Ultimately you're doing it wrong. I can't say what's available to you since I don't know where you're skiing but if I go solo, I pay for 1 night lodging which comes with 2 lift tickets.
Drive up, ski day1, stay in lodge, ski day2, drive home
Cost of 1 night lodging including the 2 lift tickets is less than if I purchased just the 2 lift tickets.