Ive got my tauma bag, a tow strap, mag light (double duty as baton) and the most important tool, a cell phone (with E911, which is a service that uses your phones GPS to find you when you call 911)

 

release a couple buckets of crickets from the bait store inside their car. (my neighbour) did that to his brother. took forever to get them out

 

Leatherman, and a gentle touch on the gas.

 

Depends on the vehicle. Car not much truck not much, the jeep on the other hand lotsss. Lots of tools especially. This does remind me I need to get another patch kit I had to use mine on my dads car.

 

well, nothing right now (cuz i aint got it yet)
But, when i do get it ,, heres a partial list

tow strap and pair of tire chains (even though it doesnt snow here, if im trying to climb a steep, rutted 4x4 hill out in the desert after being stuck out there all day (cuz it seems no other 4wheeler carry's anything to pull out with) after going down the hill and thinking i can make it back out. this is also part of the reason for my Detroit locker mod. if anybody wants to know the whole story lemme know and ill start a thread)

full set of hand tools
ken-tool 4way
jack
12v air compressor
tire gauge
spare belts, hoses
quart of oil
couple gallons of water
nice 4 guage jumper cables
HD comealong
probably a good rope
and whatever else i end up throwing in it

 

Well right now I have nothing in my 1988 F150.
What I would like after I get it going:

A winch at least 9000lbs want the power plant Warn winch with air compressor.
A chain (never know when I might need to pull somebody out of my parking spot) (plus if my truck breaks down I can be pulled home I don't like tow straps)
Tools are going to be in the truck box when I get it for sure.
A blanket over the seat (the Vinyl sticks fairly easily to you) Plus if I need to get unstuck or have to sleep in my truck over night.
A CB radio is to be installed when I get one again.
All diffrent fluids for the truck.
Water and maybe a few snacks Never know how long you have to stay overnight when you get your truck stuck to the floorboard and can't get nobody out there.
I already keep my leathermen with everywhere I go.
A good set of jumper cables
hitch recievers never know when you need to tow a trailer.
tie down straps never know when you are going to find something you need
my digital camera will always be with me
notebook pencil and pen
I will be getting the owners manual
also an emergency set of clothes.

In our 2002 F250 that is our going on long trips truck for when we do and we have in it all the time a:
Chain
quarts of all fluids for the truck which reminds me I need to get some brake fluid for spare.
all of our tools in the truck box.
me and my dad always bring a good set of clothes no matter where we go.
my digital camera is always with me.
My dad's cell phone.
a police scanner which right no needs batteries and hooked up to the antenna.
a d ring
tie down straps always
all of our hitch recievers which I need to get a 1 7/8's.
A blanket is always in the truck.
a come along
a notebook and pencil and pen
the owners manual
my laptop
and always at least one gas can.
Trav

 

Iv got a jerk strap, blanket, chain, tie down straps, a tarp, and a few other things. Just in case!

 

Currently I got a bunch of crap, and want to add even more.

What I got:

jumpers
2 heavy down sleeping bags rated like -20
1 qt motor oil
antifreeze
ATF fluid
brake fluid
windshield washer fluid
first aid kit
tackle box full of hand tools
knife
pepper spray
rock hammer
spare change of clothes
jack and jackstand
24 and 72 hour pack from my SAR kit (buncha survival stuff)
2 SureFire lights
beef jerky, powerbars
2 gallons of water
towing strap

This is just so far. Hoping to add more Colorado and New Mexico weather can be brutal. If stranded in a vehicle during a massive blizzard (like I was last spring), it can be days before help comes, so you should always be prepared for the worst.

 

4 quarts of atf and 4 quarts of castrol 20w-50, brake fluid, 2 gallons of water,cooler with beer, 5 gallon of premium gas, 2-25' log chains, a 25' blue jerk rope, tool box with all the wrenches and sockets i should ever need, extra drive shaft, 2 extra u joints, 2 coils, 2 sets of points, fire extinguisher, spare tire, 10 lb splitting maul, machete, .22 rifle with 550 rounds of ammo and a .44 mag super blackhawk with 46 rounds of ammo......... i hate being broke down so other than a spare battery i carry all i need for my normal breakdown experiences and always over prepared because if it is worth preparing for its worth over preparing

 

- Oil
- Tow Strap
- Coolant
- Knife
- Flashlights
- Tool box full of tools
- Jumper cables
- Jumper box with built-in air compressor, inverter, 12v sockets, USB socket, and LED lights
- Fire extinguisher
- Various gauge wire
- I carry a spare tire if I'm doing any more than just going into town and back

Think that's it.

 

2 spares in the bed
5 ton jack
breaker bar
flares
flash light
oil
bat/golf clubs
knife
zip ties

 

Cool thread!

My list (pretty sure I forgot some stuff)

1 knife
1 cell phone
1 LOOONG break over bar
4 ratchets
4 socket sets
Countless wrenches and ratchet extensions
2 crescent wrenches
At least 10 screwdrivers
1 adjustable height tri-ball
1 receiver mounted tow hook
200 feet of rope
Plenty of ratchet straps
1 bottle jack
1 spare wheel and tire
40 ft of grade 70 chain
50 zip ties
1 mechanics creeper for working underneath
30 ft of 12 volt wiring
1 pair of needle nosed pliers
1 tape measure
1 roll of gorilla glue tape
1 mag-lite flashlight
1 hand toolbox
1 gallon jug of water
And a 5 gallon bucket

Coming soon

Bible
Tow strap
Come a long or winch
Jumper cables
Oil, trans fluid, differential oil, and coolant
Cup holder

 

Full bag of tools, flashlight, Haynes manual and a few other things.

 

set of tools, jack and iron, tire, gallon water jug, whatever nuts, bolts, etc i can find in my tool box , strap and shackles, and a water bottle or two, they make great containers when empty and can be cut into funnels and cups, and whatever straps and other junk are in my bed at the time.

 

It's better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it