What permanently stays in your vehicle?

Everything....lol

after getting bogged and having to walk 40k the highlift never leaves the 4by

Yep everything stays in it permanently, mind you it is only used for travelling and weekends away, the old Volvo is used around town.

A lot of Stuff,

Hilift Jack and base,
The Storage box drivers side at rear; 4meter lead light, handy for when you need to put the winder handle in the spare wheel winder of a night. It’s the only thing a hate about my 80. Roll of toilet paper, 2x ocky straps, Test Light, 400mm reusable Zip Tie.

Passenger Side rear storage compartment; Jumper Leads, A few basic tools in the stock Toyota bag with the wheel nut socket & Key. Toyota Bottle Jack, 600mm of 25mm gal water pipe, makes getting a Tyre off & on the studs a lot easier, Tyre Levers

Glove Box; First Aid kit, Tyre Gauge, Telescopic Stick with a magnet on the end, Box of Tissues, Matches, In a Pill Box; Spare Fuses, 2x each type, Valve Cap, 2xValve, Valve removal tool, Key for the lockable towing hitch.

Passenger Front Door pocket; 3x plastic bags for rubbish, repair manual, Maps

Drivers Sides Door Pocket; Windscreen Shade, 2x Window Shades, To keep the sun of the kids if they fall asleep. Old Rag.

Center Console; ExplorOz Stubbie Holder, CD’s, note Pad, 2x pens

And the day I take something or leave it behind, will be the day I need it. LOL

Hi Jo. Unfortunately,If you use your vehicle regularly,the less you leave in it the better.If you check out the "Greendog" post a couple of months ago you will see what these bloody thieves can get up to. Better to keep your hard earned goods somewhere secure. Regards,Bob.

Gday
At the moment i have a bag of potting mix that seems to have become permanent.There is also a pot that i have found that goes with the potting mix. One day my darling will ask where it is ,and then it will be something else she wants.
Murray

Jo,

Basic tools.
Jack and base plates.
Compressor.
Shentai Impact wrench.
Snatch strap and rated shackles.
Small shovel (army trenching tool type).
Axe.
Exhaust Jack.
2 x Fire extinguishers and fire blanket.
1st aid kit.
Emergency rain poncho's, space blanket etc.

I figure with that lot I can safely do an "impulse" run and not get into too much trouble ;-)


PS. The laptop has a crook keyboard.....

Nothing , no interest to any thieves . I dont carry anything LOL .

Jumper leads, first aid kit, hiking whistles, recovery gear, a rope, a can of silicon spray, dunny paper, small folding shovel, KFC wet wipes, some serviettes and a packet of chewies.

I have a plastic crate under the shelf in the back with basic gear in it. It stays there all the time, next to the toolbox. It's amazing how often you need tools for non-car related things.

Louie

The baby Engle fridge ,allways on and ready be it to a party or going grocery shopping.

Everything stays in the Landy...ready at a moments notice.

Oh, and I keep my "rack" on permanently as well.. LOL

Papers, rubbish, sticky lolies left by the kids, old bills, mcdonalds wrappers.. plenty of Lotto tickets.. i must check them sometime,, Totally organised!!! What about you?? Michael

Be careful leaving anything in your car round your place Jo. I would have any gear for trips in a plastic container in the house somewhere so when you want to, just chuck that container in the car for a trip somewhere. RACQ will sort out the rest of "emergency" situations round town. Works out heaps cheaper than a stolen tool kit or recovery gear or both.

Cheers, Trevor.

Full compliment of tools,spare fuses,wire,meters,the must have steel putty,wd40,puncture repair kit,vinyll repair tape,recovery gear,wet weather gear, extinguisher and comprehensive first aid kit,bottle jack and plate,jumper leads and rags. the hand held uhf,stauns and leatherman all live in it permanantly. i have removed all the camping lanterns and cookers that used to live in it.plus i leave about 10 litres of water in the tank as well.i think thats about it?? cheers Paul

Compressor, recovery gear

Thats all

Cheers Luke