What do you keep in your trunk?

The battery. Nothing else, not even the spare anymore.

TP. TP for my bunghole.

>>16913318

Is that you... Cornholio?

>>16913302
A folding chair and umbrella. I like to just stop and take it out while it's raining and sit and watch traffic from a parking spot.

Nothing but a towel to clear off the morning condensation. I live in the Bayview in SF and have to street park, cars get broken into here every night. Only things I keep in the car at all are a bunch of CD's and a portable battery starting unit.

In the DD:
>toolkit
>spare plugs/fuses
>change of clothes appropriate to season
>rubber rain boots
>duct tape
>zipties
>road flares/reflective triangle
>rags
>Leather work gloves
>compressor
>small folding bicycle
>$400 cash
>Manual for car
>tarp
>small folding shovel
>(in winter) 20lb bag of clay cat litter
>(in summer) bathing suit/towel
Full spare is under the car. It's a PT Cruiser with no rear seat, so tons of room an all this stuff doesn't take up much of what's there.

In the fun car:
>reflective triangle
That's it, it has no spare but I have AAA and a cell phone.

Two beach chairs, a shovel, and the manual.

>>16913302
Backpack, jumper cables, push scooter

Jumper cables

Towel

Hoodie

Ice scraper and brush (when it's warm out)

>>16913302
Boxes of papers I need to go thru at some point

Jumper cables, flares, road hazard signs

Tarp
Shovel
100ft of roap
Snach block
Axe
Rachet straps/bungee cords
Jumper cables

>>16913302
My ex-gf

>>16913408
pt LOSER! HA!!

>>16913475
Might be lame but it's been reliable for me and it's incredibly versatile.

>>16913408
>no gun
>no medkit

You got pretty much everything for most situations, but you're missing two big ones.

Should I carry a wrench/socket set in my trunk?

The ones I have now in the trunk are starting to rust, but I like having tools around just in case.

>>16913302
4 pounds of marijuana

>>16913302
Nothing, leaky convertible top soaks anything left in the trunk.

>>16913302
>implying my sw20 has any room in the trunk/frunk

lol

Steel tracks (in winter) for getting unstuck or helping neighbours.

Some interior cleaning supplies like microfiber cloths vinyl cleaner and glass cleaner.

Small toolkit with basics.

Gun cleaning kit with some other tools.

Spare tire.

Louisville Slugger -- but a smaller softball one.

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>>16913464
are you me?
t. possibly an axe murderer

>King sized nipponese futon with waterproof cover for campin. Pillows and blankets
>Spare set of boots, cloths
>Tool box
>Tackle box and rod
>Ammo box and M1A
>Pot and pan and some spices
>Crayfish traps
>Sack of sand
>Some tarps and roap
>Axe

>>16913640
>>16913686

I do, but thats because I apparently.. kek off this is america I dont need to explain shit

Sleeping bag and also some parts that I don't want to be destroyed by water dripping off the garage roof
Plus the cd changer, dsp and amps I guess

A longboard.

>>16913302
I don't have a trunk. I drive a truck. Like a man.

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>>16913705
>he's one of those kids who never learned to ollie

Besides the spare I have some meguires ultimate quick detailer and a few microfiber towels.

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>>16913721
> like a ma'am

My truck obviously doesn't have a trunk but in the small storage under the back seat I keep rope, jumper cables and a multitool. In my car I have jumper cables, a multitool and the battery.

>>16913743
Cars are for going to church on sundays. Trucks are for every other day of the year.

I walk to church.

>>16913537
Medkit is in the glovebox, as is the gun. Dan Wesson .357mag 2.5" barrel.

>>16913408
why dont u use that 400$ cash and get a better car then the pt croozer

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Bunch of tools, jumper cables, full size spare, water, a cooler, flashlight, cleaning stuff, and still enough room for OP's mom. Pic related.

>>16913760
>>16913750
haha you made a spelling mistake.

>>16913302
2 rifles, a handgun, a shotgun, just over a thousand loose rounds of fmj 45 auto, a gallon jug of ice tea, a 5-liter jerry can of bourbon, a spare tire, a jack handle and no jack.

In the old jeep
-sleeping bag
-case of water
-tool set
-rent
-First aid kit
-gun
-ammo
-blankets
-flares

Need to start keeping stuff in the miata...

>>16913302

I drive an rx8 so I keep 2 quarts of oil in the trunk.

>>16913302
Mazda's workshop repair manual and book of wiring diagrams.

I may not know everything about my car, but given enough free time and willpower, I can probably figure out what the problem is and how to fix it.

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>>16914209

normally this lives in the car full time, unfortunately it's currently floor to ceiling with about a third of my other tools while I'm transitioning between jobs

>>16913846
People boast these cars have big trunks

they definitely have deep trunks, but that can be an awkward situation depending on what your bringing along.

Come back with a warrant

>>16913302
Spare tire
Jack
Tool bag
Tow straps
Portable compressor
Repair manual
Rags
Gloves
Plastic bags
Pair of jeans, t-shirt, socks, and underwear
First aid kit
Small extinguisher
Can of beans
Babe on dvd

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>>16914577

Recovery strap and a tarp

When I weld together the box I want it will be full of tools, fluids, crimping tools, bulbs, ratchet straps, recovery straps and more

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>>16913302
Spare tire
Two first aid kits
Fire extinguisher
Spare set of clothes and shoes
Bottled water

All for various reasons

>broke down in friends car and we had no water for 6 hours on a 110F summer day
>another friend had a car fire and we didnt have an extinguisher

I also don't give a fuck about weight, I daily a land barge and I'm not a speedboi.

In the trunk:
Blanket
Small tarp
Reflective trianlge
1L engine oil
1L hydraulic suspension oil (in order to keep that Citroën comfy af)
A couple of shop rags
Shopping bag
Water bottle
Pair of old muddy Caterpillars
Sunshade for the windshield
Tire iron
Heavy duty strap with ratcheting fastener
2 light duty elastic straps

Additionnaly in winter:
Can of deicer
Ice scraper

Under the car:
Full size spare
Scissor jack
Screw-in tow hook for the car

In the cabin:
Couple 1€ coins
GPS + vent and windshield mount
Map of the region
12v socket to 2x USB charging port connector
Microfiber rag for a quick cleaning
High visibility jacket
Pen and some sticky notes
Chewing gum

Also I leave the tow hitch installed at all times. In my previous car I also kept the carrier bars in the trunk at all times, because it was a wagon with a roof rack and I could install them in no time without tools if needed. Now I have a sedan which requires some tools and roughly an hour to install them so I leave them at home, I keep the screws and the assembly instructions in the car though.

toolkit
stick welder
2case of beer
3 towels
pair of thongs
pair of munted shoes
6l of eng oil
5l trans pwrstr oil
5l demineral water
some biscuits
factory jack
theres some other junk in there probably

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Under seat:
>toolkit
>first aid kit
>warning vest
>warning triangle helmet cover
>brake disc lock
>spare bulbs, fuses
>electrical tape (3 colors)
>sunglasses

I love how much shit you could put under the seat of oldish bikes, nowadays you're lucky if you can fit a phone in there.

On longer trips I also have in my tank bag or backpack:
>tire fixing kit
>small wooden board to put under bike stand on loose ground
>roll of TP
>can of WD-40
>spare pullover in case of cold / rain
>bottle of water
>phone charger

>>16915403
Also several rags under the seat. One for clean-ish oil / fuel, one for road grime / chain cleaning, a clean one for wiping plastics / mirrors etc.

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>>16913302
nothing much
because if something goes wrong i'll just call road service club and let them take care of everything, i'm not going to dirty ma hands, i'm more than that.
and those people keeping a spare tyre in their boot, what poverty mobile are you driving? spare tyre is in its designated place under the boot

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>>16913302
ctrl+f "dead hooker"
0 Results

/o/ youve failed me

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>>16915866
But my dead whore takes up too much room. That's my she's buried under the garden patio

Anyway, in my boot (haha, I'm British):
>Big road atlas
>Hi-vis vest
>Shopping bag bag
>Metal water bottle
>Big torch

Grey rucksack, which in itself has:
>2 Multitools
>Quarter-inch ratchet and sockets
>2 Philips-head screwdrivers and a flat-head one
>Stanley knife
>Half a bottle of window cleaner
>Half a bottle of de-icer
>Ice scraper
>Couple of microfiber rags that need cleaning

Under the car:
>Full size spare wheel
>Scissor jack

In the car's glove box and various spaces:
>'bout £3.28 in spare change
>Small road atlas
>A to Z of my city
>A USB cigarette socket charger
>Some CDs (car's too old to have an aux out plug)
>Pen and note pad
>4 new air freshers
>Fuzzy dice, for emergencies obviously
>Small torch
>One of those sponges to clean the window mist
>Service and maintenance book and user's guide

No gloves, though...

>>16913651
Underated

>>16913302
Box with spare work gloves, whiteboard eraser and cleaning spray, spare shoelaces, bin bags, baby wipes, plastic bags, and other crap I haven't cleaned out of it.
Sticky labels for leaving notes on badly parked cars.
Anything that may have been in the box the last time it flipped during cornering, before sneaking it's way down under the floor of the boot and hiding around the spare wheel.

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>>16913302
I think there are actually some jumper cables in there now. Plus two raincoats and a bright yellow safety vest.

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>>16913651
>>16915955

Any chance you switched to a Sonata in the last year or so?

This PoS was stanking out the fucking parking lot, let alone the shop

>>16916210
Wut? Somebody brought it into your shop for work?

I would throw that shit right into my car and get rid of it real cheap. I mean if it's good, 4lbs could buy you a used blue C6 Vette with a shitty wing on it.

>>16913302
obviously beavis & butthead & a jack for them to "jack-off" with

>>16916232

That's how you get angsty teens and niggers who come back at night to break windows and slash tires on other customers cars.

>>16913651
>>16913651
top lel

btw how is life on parole?

>>16913302
>water
>screenwash
>coolant
>jumper cables
>de icer stuff
>high viz jacket I got from work, might come in useful some day

>>16916256
Fuck them, I would take that shit. You know whose car it is and they're a dumbass for leaving that shit in there. When they come back to fuck something up and you catch em on camera, you know exactly who it is.

At the very least a couple handfuls would come out of that bag.

none of my vehicles have a trunk

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mom gave me a backpack and said to put it in my trunk if i didnt want to use it so i use it to store a blanket, a bottle of water, jumper cables, a few bungie cords, and one of these magnetic flashlight things you can stick to the hood of your car. also have a de-icer spray just in case.

>spare
>socket set
>tool box
>oil drain pan
>hubcaps

Finally just moved, maybe now I can actually put some of this stuff in my garage and not worry about it getting broken into.

>>16916288

Take half then call the cops

>>16916288
>>16916581

Moral values aside

My time is extremely valuable; I make far more money turning wrenches into hours than I could ever hope to by selling petty bullshit stolen from cars.

Paid an hour and a half for the job, shits fixed in 20 minutes and I'm on to the next RO. I don't give a damn what's in the car, I'm there to fix it, ship it and get paid.

>>16916210
>be working in tire shop
>bunch of shady co-workers
>one finds a bag of weed in a customers car
>steals it
>does work
>returns car
>customer can't find weed
>claims we stole it
>calls the cops
>dude hid the weed in our bathroom ceiling tile
>shows off after the cops leave

Cops are pretty lenient out here, I don't even think they took the call seriously.

In the DD
>tire that I have no space indoors to put
> half filled bottle of oil
>canvas bags
>various bottles of fluids

I'm the semi DD/weekend car
>all my tools
>jack and jackstands
>jumper cables
>all the floor mats from my mom's car from when I cleaned it and never put them back
>empty boxes and boxes with car parts
>giant sledgehammer

I should probably organize my shit

Car1 sub box and amps, no other room in trunk
Car2 jumper cables, various tools extra coolant hose

>>16916638
Yeah but 4lbs of good weed could be like $15k depending where you live in the US.

>>16916656
Customer called the cops? Medical state?

>>16917175
nope, not a medical state, but no weed, no crime. and they never actually saw weed to confirm anything

>>16913302
>winter safety kit
>air compressor
>roll of shop towels
>jug of washer fluid

I'm assuming there's a jack and donut, but I don't think I've ever checked.

chunks of dead prostitute

An arsenal sam7r AK
A glock 20
About 1,000 rounds for each

>>16913302
>Change of clothes
>STG44
>Jumper cables
>duct tape and rope
>knife
>spare $20

>>16913818
Nice taste

>>16913302
>not jacking off in your trunk in privacy

pliers
adjustable wrench
screwdrivers
zip ties
jumper cables
some shop towels
a change of clothes (t shirt, shorts, underwear, socks)
a jerry can
some pens, a marker
a few bottles of water
and i always have a switchblade and usually a leatherman in the car

A pillow in the hatch and that's it because the spare tire+jack sit under the frame and it's my sleeping spot during lunch break.

>>16918951
Thanks. It's my CC, polished stainless is nice.

Oil
Coolant
Fire extinguisher
Battery
Toolkit
Spare wheel
Farts

A box of Kleenex.

>>16922061

Pajeet pls

>>16922080
Nah, they don't keep it in the trunk. They put it near the rear window on that little shelf behind the back seats.

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>>16913302
The bodies

>>16913686
>roap
mysides.png

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Vaseline

BOB, camo netting, NODs, a plate carrier with ESAPI, a detonator for the spare that is actually loaded with C4, a loaded SCAR 17 with 6 spare bags, an OpsCore Maritime bump helmet, a cute black cocktail dress, 3 inch heels, a makeup bag with foundation, blush, eyeliner, eyeshadow, mascara, lipstick, lipliner, lipgloss, nail polish, assorted hair accessories including hair pins and clips, condoms, and a handheld mirror.

>>16923111
*spare mags

>>16913302
Spare tire, ratchet for removing lugs, some wrenches/screwdrivers (need for work anyways), jacket, umbrella, mini fire extinguisher, probably a poptart and other junk rattling in the tirewell somewhere.
>>16913408
>small folding bicycle
want

>>16923079
https://youtu.be/2qdRXaOxJUw

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>>16923111

>>16923185
Deep cover yo, be prepared, either inna woods or inna truck stop, I'm prepared

>>16923165
Dahon 3-speed, (I forget the model) with fenders and a rear rack, so I can carry a gas can or something back to the car if needed.
It's saved my ass twice, but I also take it out and ride during my lunch break sometimes.

>trunk
I drive a wagon.

>>16913302
Battery backup to jump. Everything else is AAA.

>>16923350
I had that shit save me one night too. It was raining super hard and like every intersection throughout my neighborhood had clogged sewers and 2' of water in it. I was driving the shitty little Cavalier and even if that much water didn't kill the engine, it def would get to the interior. Had the BMX cycle in the back, parked the car at a grocery store nearby and rode through these deep ass flooded intersections.

I mean it was only like 4 blocks, so I could've walked. But it was 3am and I was stoned so riding the bicycle was more fun.

>>16913667
>Louisville Slugger -- but a smaller softball one.
You should keep a glove and ball with the bat. That way, you prevent one of the chief accusations that you carry a bat because you are looking to get into trouble. You look for an excuse to use the bat. You wanted an excuse to use the bat on some minority.

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>What do you keep in your trunk?

See this archived thread about what others do for their car and themselves for various situations. Some people only have random stuff because they depend on their cellphone and AAA membership. Some people don't stray outside of their city, so they are always close to a store or other help, so they carry little in their car other than personal items (snacks, drinks).

http://archive.4plebs.org/o/thread/16642612/#q16642612

http://archive.4plebs.org/o/thread/16642612/#q16642612

>>16923079
Can that even be used for a car? Maybe the door seals?

My junk

>>16927562
What are you gonna do with all that junk?

>>16925984
I'm going to go to jail if I click this picture, aren't I?

>tp
>clean underwear

>water
>oil
>coolant
>any other fluids my car needs

>tools
>spare
>jump starter
>car jack
>jack stands

thats all i can think of right now
all in the front trunk since i drive an mr2. still lots of space in the back

>>16928246
Her picture collections are available at the cosplay picture and video site cosplayjav.pl

>>16913352
autism

>>16913350
Are you threatening me

>>16913302

>tire chains
>a shovel
>some garbage bags
>a bag full of sand
>a bag full of cement
>wrenches
>a crowbar
>gloves
>jumper cables

>>16929708
He's just wondering why you need to carry so much toilet paper for use on the road. Usually, people like that are on the way towards using adult diapers. As they get older, a stretched spincter only becomes less reliable and anal leaks occur more frequently. Thus car seats, home furniture, and places s/he sits down at begin to smell like poop.

That's why it's important to not stretch your anus. You'll pay for it when you get older.

>cleaning stuff bag
>first aid kit
>triangle
>tow cable
>jumper cables

Technically not in the trunk but below it:
>spare wheel and kit

>tow cable
>jumper cables
>1l moonshine
>some rags
>ks tool kit
>syringes 2.5ml (I use them for tobacco)

Jumper cables
Spare tire, only a donut tho
3 jacks
4 or 5 ratchet sets, all broken or missing many pieces
Tool box with any other tools I usually use
Like 3 big jugs of new and old motor oil, antifreeze and other fluids
Boxes of car parts I've yet to replace or have just in case something ever breaks
Old broken car parts and interior pieces
Broken depthfinder
Other shit, mostly useless crap to keep

I could probably clear up a lot of space in there if I took 5 minutes to clean it out but I'm too lazy

>>16913302
ur mum

>always
Gas can
Tiny shovel for digging tires out
Jumpers
Washer fluid
Ice scraper/snow brush
Box of cliff bars
Hot hands
Unused Life straw (water filter you can use with like anything)

>typically
Amps
Organ
Synthesizers
Suitcase filled with various cables

>fit reasonably well to my suprise
Stage grand piano
2 Leslie speakers
Chopped Hammond console organ
OP's mother (needed to fold the back seats down for this one)

>currently
Old skid plate. Watch out for women who text and drive kiddos. My car is back to normal, but her premiums sure aren't.

>>16929872
I am from lake Titicaca
In nicuragua

i got a glock in my rari

>>16927528
I use it on the seals that leak water in around the sunroof and quarter-lights. I've used it to make rubber parts supple when fitting or giving new life into old rubber parts. Vaseline is life.

>>16930068
John T?

>>16924251
Stoned nightrides in the rain are epic.

>2' of water
RIP your bottom bracket and hubs

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>>16914015
GOOD THING UR SHOOTN FERTY FIVE OUTCHA 12 GUAGE SOLVES ALL YA PROBLEMS BABEH YEEEEE HAW

>>16934207
>I've used it to make rubber parts supple when fitting or giving new life into old rubber parts.
But doesn't vaseline leave an oily mess even though you wipe it off the seals? The opposing side of the seal is the painted edges of the door, so those get oily marks that attract dirt. Does vaseline harm the clear coat?


>Vaseline is life.
It weakens rubber condoms if you use that as lubricant. So if the condom gets a hole, your GF can give new life in 9 months!

trunk
>case of water
>2 ton jack
>torque wrench/socket/extention for wheel lugs
>factory jack/lug wrench
>space saver spare
>jump pack with 12v port
glove box
>8g wire
>needle nosed pliers
>reversible screw driver (philips & flat head)
>coilover adjustment spanners
>small and large zip ties
I live in the city so I dont really travel far enough away from home to merit carrying more. In my last car I kept every socket on hand I needed to disassemble the entire car (just a few metric deep/shallow sockets) in addition to what I keep in the current one, in case I ever needed to make repairs on the road. Came in handy quite a few times.

>>16913467
Did she touch you and die as a result because you're so dang edgy?

Spare radiator and spare fuel tank

>>16913302
Spare tire, jack, toolbox, tow strap, multimeter, gloves, first aid kit. Yeah I've about 80lbs of stuff in my trunk at all times but I like to be prepared.

>>16913313
See the reason you're a faggot is, you're benchracing. You're punishing yourself to achieve an imaginary peak performance number that absolutely nobody cares about except you. You probably race your car once a year yet you strip it of all comfort and practicality just so you know you have a fast car. Never mind that you can take a Hyundai accent to its limits on the road and enjoy yourself just as much.

You've probably been laid by like 3 girls in your life.

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>>16913302
Pillow and a sleeping bag.

Nothing compares to the feeling of parking in a lonely place in the countryside and sleeping in your car during a massive thunderstorm.

>>16922109
Holy shit this is funny.

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>>16913302
Too much.
>toolbox with a bunch of tools in it
>flashlight
>flares
>extra oil, coolant, brake fluid, and power steering fluid
>first aid kit
>clif bars
>2 jackstands
>floor jack
>wood block
>wheel chock
>full size spare
>bungee cords
>ready to eat soup
>emergency rations
>fire starting kit
>zipties
>fire extinguisher (in pass front footwell though)
>12v dc air compressor
>jumper cables
>reflective triangle
>blanket
>roll of blue shop towels
>brake cleaner
>1 gal empty gas can
>tow strap
>1 gal distilled water
>microfiber towels and quick detailer spray
>emergency eurobeat CDs and little trees in glovebox

>>16913408
>folding bike
Reminds me of the matching Motocompo in the Honda City Turbo II

>>16917536
This

>towels
>flashlight
>backpack with clothes in it
>medkit
>spare tire with jack and tire rod
>jumper cables
>oil, power steering fluid and brake fluid
>dildos
>tool kit
>assorted fishing stuff
>CD case

>>16934999
>but I like to be prepared
From observation of car maintenance and repairs,
Tools are often not much use when there are no spare parts available.

But a set of fuses seems to be something most people in this thread forgot.

Having cleaning supplies and a few small bottles of water is a good idea in case I get something to eat on the road and need to clean my hands. Or if I have a spill and need to clean that up.

Although I have AAA and cellphone, I have a 12 volt compressor air pump AND a separate accurate air gauge. If I get a slow or fast leak, I will be able to pump the tire(s) up fast enough limp 1 to 5 miles at a time to a place that can patch my tire. A 12 volt compressor is faster than using a manual type bicycle air pump since I'd be racing the air leak to get the tire filled.

>all these prepper-tier faggots keeping what amounts to a fallout bunker in their trunk

Oddly fitting with the shit demographic that inhabits 4chan now. I can only imagine what retarded percentage of you are also phone posters.

>>16936009
If you have tools, you can rig something. I also have fuses, zip ties, duct tape, wire, spare belts, water, compressor, tire patch kit.

>>16913302
>winter clothes
>2 blankets
>a 118 piece piece of shit tool set I bought from HF
>1000w jump pack
>tire pump (that you can plug in the jump pack)
>bag of dog food from dead doggo I can't bring myself to throw away
>backpack with change of clothes and phone charger/toothbrush
>2 gallons of water
>5 gallon gas can (empty)
>burner phone with a charged battery
>two tow straps, an 8k and 14k
>paper towels
>some really stale granola bars

Jumper cables
Spare
Screw driver 8/10/12mm sockets
Riding crop

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kids

>>16913464

>MY TOOLS, I NEED MY TOOLS

I keep the following:
>windshield liquid
>flat tire kit
>different types of cloths
>board cleaner
>sponges
>safety equipment:first-aid kit, signaling triangles and a mini fire extinguisher

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>>16936029
>all these prepper-tier faggots keeping what amounts to a fallout bunker in their trunk
Many people drive in the countryside far from the next shop. So it stands to reason they have some gear in case they are stranded for awhile. And your admonishing them for having a fallout bunker mentality when they have a gun is wrong. A gun is necessary if you are stranded waiting for help to arrive. Some criminals cruise around looking for strands to loot.

>>16913302
Cheap jack for flats, jumpers and a shotgun.

>>16913313
>The battery. Nothing else, not even the spare anymore.
Well, my car comes with 2 batteries and one is in the trunk. The manufacturer includes no spare or jack unless you buy the final highest end premium option and then it is a nasty smaller tire for a hefty price. All these weight reductions to preserve their EPA MPG.

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beavis and butthead, apparently

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>>16913760
>going to church

>>16932117
17 shots? No .38?