What's in your trunk?

[Maluco]

I hate shit shifting around in my car but I guess you can only avoid so much. I have a spare and battery, of course, a tupperware container type shit with random products etc, one of 4 17" wheels for no reason, which I need to remove and re-install the cooler, a jacket, soccer ball and I believe that's it.... I got rid of the hookers.

[87-325ic]

let me think,

ATF (pwr steering fluid), a jack, an 8mm nutdriver, a battery, some gloves, a spare (probably flat) tire, a ton of old Vegetarian Digest magazines, maybe a hammock, a pair of binoculars, part of a quart of oil, all my (never-used) car washing materials, and whatever else that has managed to fall into the driver side crevice.

i know im forgetting something else.. i use my trunk about as often as i sit in my own back seat... never.

[nando]

nothing that doesn't fit in the space where the jack goes.

[falcon64]

2 12 inch digital audio subs and a 2000 watt crossfire amp

[CorvallisBMW]

Subwoofer and 1 quart of oil.

neat and tidy :)

[10/10ths]

A 50+ pound void of sound deadening material and a strut bar.

[Maluco]

i use my trunk about as often as i sit in my own back seat... never.

exactly, and the guys are talking about putting in a second light, I don't get it....

[e30frosh]

Two MTX 10" in box with 6500D amp, spare 14 bweave, red top, jumper cables, Stanley wally world special tool kit, tennis raquet, bag o' balls, quart of oil, and antifreeze. OH, and a butter knife!

[JasonC]

ice/snow scrapper, Cali. car duster, rain poncho, gas mask, jumper cables.

[Bimmerista]

A quart of oil, antifreeze, spare tire, & tools to change a tire.

[golde30]

stock Jack+ accessorys
spare tire
+
1 set of lowering springs (vogtland)
1 set of tokiko HPshocks
1 set of upper strut mounts
1 set of Bweave center caps
1 jacket
1 neck tie
1 pair of bumpstops
1 bag of costco MF
1 MF wash mit
1 quart of ATF
1 quart of motor oil
1 half used bottle of BMW coolant
1 set of front and rear brand new OE rotors
1 set of brake pads
1 ebrake rebuild kit
1 stock radio
1 aftermarket radio w/no face
1 amp not hooked up just floating around
1 tripod
1 box full of misc crap (zip ties, a can of beer, water bottle, etc etc)

its my beater, it carrys all the stuff i cant fit in my garage...

[Jon325i]

A body....which reminds me, I need to make a trip to the river.

Jon

[Maluco]

stock Jack+ accessorys
spare tire
+
1 set of lowering springs (vogtland)
1 set of tokiko HPshocks
1 set of upper strut mounts
1 set of Bweave center caps
1 jacket
1 neck tie
1 pair of bumpstops
1 bag of costco MF
1 MF wash mit
1 quart of ATF
1 quart of motor oil
1 half used bottle of BMW coolant
1 set of front and rear brand new OE rotors
1 set of brake pads
1 ebrake rebuild kit
1 stock radio
1 aftermarket radio w/no face
1 amp not hooked up just floating around
1 tripod
1 box full of misc crap (zip ties, a can of beer, water bottle, etc etc)

its my beater, it carrys all the stuff i cant fit in my garage...

*See dual trunk light thread, lol

[chrisesteschiro]

A tie, jacket, decked out tool box, 2 qts oil, atf, 75 w 90 gear oil, 2 fluid transfer pumps, clutch, pressure plate, full size spare, fog light, input shaft bearing, spare belts, 100 fuses, 2 sets of every relay, a jack, 2 tire chalks, eye brows, spare bulbs, battery, lithium grease, spare thermostat with housing, a million spare bolts, bmw antifreeze, spark plugs, jug of water, spare set of clothes, 2 ramps, ICV, backpack, polish, spare set of brake pads, spare instrument cluster bulbs, spare side marker bulbs, spare interior light bulbs, brake fluid, spare battery, 4 spare door handle clips for a 2 door car, spare instrument cluster, car cover, spare air filter, spare exhaust mounts, header wrap,and thats all I can name off hand probably a dozen other parts.........No room in the apartment, I love pull a part, and I hate being stranded. Everything is always for sale!!!! peace bitches.........

[AlarmedBread]

A 5 gallon bucket packed with the essentials to easily pull anything I could ever need at a junk yard. It's bungee corded behind the skibag access panel, so nothing shifts around and it doesn't get in the way of the spare tire.