What do you keep in your trunk?
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Toolbox with a crap ton of tools.
Gallon of coolant, gallon of oil
A control arm i have been procrastinatinating to install.
Couple spare coolant lines.
Spare IAC.
Spare trailing arm.
The Previous owner's sock. I dont want to touch it.
Ordering a spare m42 lower oil pan to keep in my trunk once i slam it. And pan gasket. I love M42 oil pans, 50 bucks brand new SHIPPED.
My trunk is Always packed with shit.Leave a comment:
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Even though it's all compacted into a trunk duffel bag, it's waaaay more stuff than I'll probably ever need. But, when I do need it, it's nice to be able to say, "I've got that." rather than, "How much longer before the tow truck gets here and I hope the second truck is a flatbed otherwise I'm just sleeping here on the side of the road tonight."
Oil, coolant, water, brake fluid, PS fluid, jumper cables, tools, gloves, safety glasses, warning triangle, first aid kit, a few hoses, belts, fuses, relays, bits of string, and a small fire extinguisher.
(You should see what I carry in my old car when we go on a vintage rally)Leave a comment:
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Some boxes of P90x, a sun visor, some oil, some water, some tools, a battery connected to some wires, a wheel in a wierd wheel-shaped hole, and a sweater or two. and maybe a towel.Leave a comment:
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Spare tire/jack kit
Toolbox and socket set
Soccer ball(s)
Cleats
Extra clothes
Reffing stuffLeave a comment:
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Oem jack and wheel chalk
Spare quart of oil and some coolant and ATF
Funnel some paper towels , getto tool kit sun visor for the windshield
Jumpers and some spare parts
E30 trunks are pretty largeLeave a comment:
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Lukebox, tools, grease rag, baseball glove, and a hatchet. In my E21, among other things, I had a radiator hose. I'm not sure why or when I even tossed it in there, but one day while driving down I-5 80 miles from home my radiator hose blew out. My buddy could not figure out why I started laughing when I realized what went wrong lol.Leave a comment:
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Spare tire, jack/lug tool, flat & phillips screwdrivers, pocket knife, pliers, electrical tape, wash mit, squeegee, small plastic catch pan, shop rags/ towels, Tomato box, (the ones with holes and a fitted lid), insulated "cold" bag and potable water. Varies, but this is most basic. I keep the Extinguisher right next to me.Leave a comment:
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