What's in your truck?

[nate-gk]

All sorts off good stuff behind the seats in a nice pile. all the brackets and pulleys for a serpintine conversion, the origional drivers seat, the spare tire carrier passerger side, alot of steering parts, p/s pump, lots of bolts and washers, alot of rubber things that i am not sure have a reason to exist, hoses of all kinds, toolbox and all the emblems.

and yeah it runs. It just isnt so great when you want to turn or brake.

 

[slvrbck]

In random order:

1 Metric $hit ton of metric tools
asst screw drivers and pliers and such
hammer
fire ext
2 c-clamps
small shovel
machete
couple good size sheath knives
recovery strap
fuel pump
dist cap and rotor
zip ties
gorilla tape
super glue
rtv
anti-freeze
5 qt oil
wd-40
starting fluid
brake fluid
spare hub
assorted bolts and nuts
hi lift jack
hi lift jack kit
d-rings and rec shackles
jumper cables
cooler with lots of water
12 or so clif bars
matches and lighters
gallon zip log bag of dryer lint
rags
small blanket
gore tex jacket
10x10 tarp
5 gal in jerry can
multi meter
cb
asst pieces of wire
electrical tape
fuzes
tire deflators and Viair tire guage

On day trips and camping I add the food, drink, tent, camping chairs, pistol, etc.

I know there are things I forgot and things I need to add. Definately have to add more spare parts before Rubithon next year.LOL!

Somehow I am able to pack all of this in the 40 with dual rear bucket seats. May be packed to the gills, but I would rather be prepared. I have heard too many horror stories of people being stranded.

 

[sirenmoses]

Holy thread revival Batman!




Small tool kit, fuses, mini-mag, tow strap, hi-lift, tie down rope, bungies, jumper cables, small shovel
1st aid kit, pocket saw, headlamp, spare batteries
waterproof tarp, hefty trash bag(s), blanket
waterproof jacket, insulating layer, regular & insulated gloves
dog leashes, treats, softie, spare collar, packable bowl, pooperscooper bags in case we go to town
potable water & MREs
Maps: local, nearest NF & state atlas




more stuff I prolly forget