What Do you keep in Your car

[Ext User(Cyborg 0019)]

As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.
Type of car,If you cannot disclose the type,maybe the year instead.
It can be anything,just something that always stays there.

I am sure most users here will keep hats and tissue box's on the rear
parcel shelf(no pun intended)

In my 68 mazda
I keep:
230mm Angle grinder
Large set of bolt cutters
Lots of rubbish
6 litre's oil
2 litres water
Stacks of Invoices
Misc tools,leads,all scattered through the floor.

Oh.. I keep I oil front seal for a lancer CC on the rear parcel
shelf,put it there over 2 years ago.
On the dash I keep dark glasses(am as bad as those hat guy's)which I
never wear.

[Ext User(Marco)]

On Jun 5, 1:01 am, Cyborg 0019 <jjbr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.

I try to keep what I carry around to the bare minimum - so in the
glovebox, that's Sydney and Canberra street directories, a first aid
kit, and the owner's manual for the car. In the centre console, CDs
and an E-tag. Sometimes some mints in the tray under the HVAC
controls in the dash. In the boot, a safety warning triangle and
those green bags from the supermarket. And that's it.

Marco

[Ext User(Jeßus)]

Cyborg 0019 wrote:
> As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.
> Type of car,If you cannot disclose the type,maybe the year instead.
> It can be anything,just something that always stays there.
>
> I am sure most users here will keep hats and tissue box's on the rear
> parcel shelf(no pun intended)
>
> In my 68 mazda
> I keep:
> 230mm Angle grinder
> Large set of bolt cutters
> Lots of rubbish
> 6 litre's oil
> 2 litres water
> Stacks of Invoices
> Misc tools,leads,all scattered through the floor.
>
> Oh.. I keep I oil front seal for a lancer CC on the rear parcel
> shelf,put it there over 2 years ago.
> On the dash I keep dark glasses(am as bad as those hat guy's)which I
> never wear.

I always have a video camera stashed under the front seat.
Tools, oil & water in the boot.

Also duct tape, rope, bag of lime and a shovel.

[Ext User(John_H)]

Cyborg 0019 wrote:
>
>In my 68 mazda
>I keep:
>230mm Angle grinder
>Large set of bolt cutters
>Lots of rubbish
<snip>

First two ought be enough for a conviction!

--
John H

[Ext User(Noddy)]

"John_H" <john4721@inbox.com> wrote in message
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> First two ought be enough for a conviction!

They would be in any other part of the country but where he is :)

--
Regards,
Noddy.

[Ext User(veritas)]

Jeßus wrote:

>
> I always have a video camera stashed under the front seat.
> Tools, oil & water in the boot.
>
> Also duct tape, rope, bag of lime and a shovel.


Now that got my attention!

[Ext User(Jason James)]

"Cyborg 0019" <jjbruce@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:46642940@news.comindico.com.au...
> As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.

Duct tape for any hose failures
Box of miscellaneous tools: shifters, screwdrivers, pliers and a 12" long
1/2" drive for wheel-nuts, beats those spastic wheel-nut apanners that come
with the car.

about 2 kgs of wrapping, cardboard, ocky straps, wire and other assorted
ex-shopping garbage.

5L coolant

small floor jack in a box so it doesnt do more miles than the car flying
'round the boot.

Jason

[Ext User(Dan---)]

On Tue, 05 Jun 2007 08:10:49 +1000, John_H PCM code reading says:


>
> First two ought be enough for a conviction!

I have a couple of severed heads in my boot.






From a 308 plastic.


--
Regards
Dan

[Ext User(David Springthorpe)]

On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 09:31:09 +1000, "Noddy" <dg4163@(nospam)dodo.com.au> wrote:

>They would be in any other part of the country but where he is :)

He probably gets pulled up and charged if he's NOT wearing a mullet, stubbies
(with a packet of Winnie Blues in the waistband), check flannelette shirt with
the sleeves cut of and thongs.....

[Ext User()]

jack, wheel, few asst tools, triangle, vest, wire, tape, sub + amp, asst
electrical bits, multimeter, jump leads, jacket, water, inverter, and the
ever-handy 55w H3 with 15m wire.

-mark

[Ext User(ReSiN8oR)]

Noddy wrote:
> "John_H" <john4721@inbox.com> wrote in message
> news:4b3963l3ipbpm0im9b1d7bj2plmo50n0j2@4ax.com...
>
>> First two ought be enough for a conviction!
>
> They would be in any other part of the country but where he is :)
>
Yeah well don't forget he may have to rescue his sister from their horny
cousins one day :)

Cheers
Adam

> --
> Regards,
> Noddy.
>
>

[Ext User(Knobdoodle)]

I had an old brake drum on the rear floor of my Datsun 1600 for a few
months....
I reckon the fukkin' thing hit me in the head at least a half-dozen times as
we barrell-rolled down the Pacific Highway after I got too stoned, fell
asleep and missed a bend one night!
I think the replacement cam-chain I'd bought hit me a few times too but
Repco accepted it for a refund!
--
Knob

"Cyborg 0019" <jjbruce@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:46642940@news.comindico.com.au...
> As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.
> Type of car,If you cannot disclose the type,maybe the year instead.
> It can be anything,just something that always stays there.
>
> I am sure most users here will keep hats and tissue box's on the rear
> parcel shelf(no pun intended)
>
> In my 68 mazda
> I keep:
> 230mm Angle grinder
> Large set of bolt cutters
> Lots of rubbish
> 6 litre's oil
> 2 litres water
> Stacks of Invoices
> Misc tools,leads,all scattered through the floor.
>
> Oh.. I keep I oil front seal for a lancer CC on the rear parcel shelf,put
> it there over 2 years ago.
> On the dash I keep dark glasses(am as bad as those hat guy's)which I never
> wear.
>

[Ext User(the_dawggie)]

On Jun 5, 1:01 am, Cyborg 0019 <jjbr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.
> Type of car,If you cannot disclose the type,maybe the year instead.
> It can be anything,just something that always stays there.
>
> I am sure most users here will keep hats and tissue box's on the rear
> parcel shelf(no pun intended)
>
> In my 68 mazda
> I keep:
> 230mm Angle grinder
> Large set of bolt cutters
> Lots of rubbish
> 6 litre's oil
> 2 litres water
> Stacks of Invoices
> Misc tools,leads,all scattered through the floor.
>
> Oh.. I keep I oil front seal for a lancer CC on the rear parcel
> shelf,put it there over 2 years ago.
> On the dash I keep dark glasses(am as bad as those hat guy's)which I
> never wear.


I don't have, or believe, in the concept of a parcel shelf,
not appropriate for pickup trucks.

Behind the seats of my pickup truck is recovery gear,
air compressor, first aid kit, map book, maps, work lamp
and a lot of other stuff I named in a post a year or so back
when the Q was asked (it is a very long list). My GPS broke,
so I need a new one of them :-(

On a country trip I'll also have full tool kits. (fuck I've got a
lot to do in the next few days).

[Ext User(Marco)]

On Jun 5, 9:22 pm, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I don't have, or believe, in the concept of a parcel shelf,
> not appropriate for pickup trucks.

It's not appropriate for bloody cars either, anything you put on there
will make an excellent flying weapon if you crash into something...

Marco

[Ext User(atec 7 7)]

Marco wrote:
> On Jun 5, 9:22 pm, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I don't have, or believe, in the concept of a parcel shelf,
>> not appropriate for pickup trucks.
>
> It's not appropriate for bloody cars either, anything you put on there
> will make an excellent flying weapon if you crash into something...
>
> Marco
>
Thats why I have the wired metal frame behind me , 120kg and 30k worth
of tools many missiles does make

[Ext User(Cyborg 0019)]

Jeßus wrote:
> Cyborg 0019 wrote:
>
>> As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.
>> Type of car,If you cannot disclose the type,maybe the year instead.
>> It can be anything,just something that always stays there.
>>
>> I am sure most users here will keep hats and tissue box's on the rear
>> parcel shelf(no pun intended)
>>
>> In my 68 mazda
>> I keep:
>> 230mm Angle grinder
>> Large set of bolt cutters
>> Lots of rubbish
>> 6 litre's oil
>> 2 litres water
>> Stacks of Invoices
>> Misc tools,leads,all scattered through the floor.
>>
>> Oh.. I keep I oil front seal for a lancer CC on the rear parcel
>> shelf,put it there over 2 years ago.
>> On the dash I keep dark glasses(am as bad as those hat guy's)which I
>> never wear.
>
>
> I always have a video camera stashed under the front seat.
> Tools, oil & water in the boot.
>
> Also duct tape, rope, bag of lime and a shovel.

video camera,great idea,

Always a great to have video evidence..lol

I bought duct tape at the local supermarket for sealing insulation paper
on a building together,when I asked for 15m of the stuff The guy at the
market was joking,saying I had the found a large one.
Next I know he had told his work freinds and they told their friends.

Now when I go there all the middle aged females give me an evil grin.

Got to be carefull where you bye these critical supplies.

[Ext User(Cyborg 0019)]

Marco wrote:
> On Jun 5, 1:01 am, Cyborg 0019 <jjbr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>As the subject,what do you keep in your car for fun.
>
>
> I try to keep what I carry around to the bare minimum - so in the
> glovebox, that's Sydney and Canberra street directories, a first aid
> kit, and the owner's manual for the car. In the centre console, CDs
> and an E-tag. Sometimes some mints in the tray under the HVAC
> controls in the dash. In the boot, a safety warning triangle and
> those green bags from the supermarket. And that's it.
>
> Marco
>

Arhh First Aid,this a a great idea,I try to keep this in my Truck,

Street directories,hmm I get lost in Launceston so street directories
don't help much,I gave up on navigation years ago.

I use my compass these days.....Next time I am in sydney it will be
obvious,actually last time I was there it was a small little town,no
idea what all the fuss there is.

[Ext User(Cyborg 0019)]

ReSiN8oR wrote:
> Noddy wrote:
>
>> "John_H" <john4721@inbox.com> wrote in message
>> news:4b3963l3ipbpm0im9b1d7bj2plmo50n0j2@4ax.com...
>>
>>> First two ought be enough for a conviction!
>>
>>
>> They would be in any other part of the country but where he is :)
>>
> Yeah well don't forget he may have to rescue his sister from their horny
> cousins one day :)
>
> Cheers
> Adam
>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> Noddy.
>>

230mm angle grinders are not in everyones tool box,Its why I carry
one,and I also always forget my keys at the other block,so I carry bolt
cutters.
I don't like leaving bolt cutters on my property also,however they would
not do any good,all my locks are keypass and electronic.

Locks can be pretty hard to chop,even with big bolt cutters,as $80
lockwood is not easily chopped,they have supprised me a couple times.
other than the price,keep up the good work lockwood.

[Ext User(Cyborg 0019)]

Knobdoodle wrote:
> I had an old brake drum on the rear floor of my Datsun 1600 for a few
> months....
> I reckon the fukkin' thing hit me in the head at least a half-dozen times as
> we barrell-rolled down the Pacific Highway after I got too stoned, fell
> asleep and missed a bend one night!
> I think the replacement cam-chain I'd bought hit me a few times too but
> Repco accepted it for a refund!

Always handy to carry a brake drum and cam chain.

Yeah know the feeling,had the back side of an axe hit me in the head
when a girl drove a 90 ford panel into a tree at 80kph and bent it in half.
Being pissed and stoned is possibly the only reason one survives without
dying from sock.

[Ext User(Cyborg 0019)]

news wrote:
> jack, wheel, few asst tools, triangle, vest, wire, tape, sub + amp, asst
> electrical bits, multimeter, jump leads, jacket, water, inverter, and the
> ever-handy 55w H3 with 15m wire.
>
> -mark
>
>

I always carry a blanket aswell,this is tasmania however,rule one is
never go anywhere with out a coat or jumper.