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Pooge
02-21-2005, 09:42 PM
Everyone has bragged about their trucks and all of the exterior features they have added so how about sharing what you keep in your truck. Essential gear so to speak. MBeeler and I joke about it alot because we are freaks when it comes to this kind of thing. So I will start with the contents of my mobile command center: (Once a Boy Scout, always a Boy Scout...) lol :)

14ft Jumper Cables
15ft 7000lb Tow Strap
Bungee Cord Assortment
Multi Purpose Cable Ties
Duct Tape (of course)
Electrical Tape
Rope (a few different styles actually)
Fuses
Knive / Multi Purpose Tool
Thermos
Coffee Mug
Ear Plugs
Travel Alarm Clock (because you just never know when the old lady might make you sleep in your home away from home)
Sleeping Bag / Camp Pillow
First Aid Kit
Power Inverter
Flashlight / Extra Batteries
CD's
Shop Rags
GPS
Gloves / Hat / Rain Gear
Water
Matches / Lighter

Believe it or not, all of this does not take up much space at all... Packed nicely in all of the nooks and crannies and in a rubbermaid box in the back (thanks to my new locking removable tonneau cover)

What am I missing besides the kitchen sink?

P. Beyer
02-21-2005, 09:46 PM
Jumper cables, fix a flat, 1 gallon anti freeze & stop leak, flashlight (several), several ratchet straps & tie downs, bungee assortment, plug in tire inflator, my favorite coffee cup, thermos, extra gloves, jacket, insurance card, cd's,....etc, etc........

Pooge
02-21-2005, 09:52 PM
I need a good dog.... Then my truck will be complete....

We are getting ready to buy a new house so I may actually have room to get a good dog. Of course, one of the kids will have to sleep outside but thats ok... :)

GSP
02-21-2005, 10:14 PM
I go with calling people that own trucks like Pooge!

Let's see, my truck has a set of $5 jumper cables, $200 worth of ammo, about 20 different knives, camo, hunting gear of all types, 7 gloves on dashboard (all left hand :confused: ), dog box, dirty coffee cup, leashes, flashlight and several cans of dog food.
I'm afraid to look under the seat. :eek:

GSP
02-21-2005, 10:15 PM
I need a good dog.... Then my truck will be complete....

We are getting ready to buy a new house so I may actually have room to get a good dog. Of course, one of the kids will have to sleep outside but thats ok... :)

You can comfortably sleep two dogs around each kid without any additional room.

Highbow
02-21-2005, 10:45 PM
CDs, jumper cables, 17/8" ball, 2" ball, set of metric & sae sockets, adjustable wrenches, screw drivers, First Aid Kit, Electric Tape, shells, bullets, binos, sun glasses, hand warmers, gloves, tie downs, maps,three knifes, bazooka, flash lights, batteries and all important CHARMIN.

WBBP
02-21-2005, 11:27 PM
3/4 ton Suburban.. not a truck: Jumper cables (HD), XL set of Bolt Cutters (Master Key), 1/2 inch set of sockets, 2 5/16" ball, misc screwdrivers, pipe wrenches with 4' cheater pipe, 700 watt inverter, small DC air compressor, umbrella, ratchet straps, 2-50' logging chains, GPS, LRF, dirty coffee cups, gloves, grunt call, M-2 Browning (50 cal), 25 MM Chain Gun, shoulder-fired Stinger Missile, door mounted Hell-Fire Missile, tailgate mounted TOW Missile launcher, hood mounted 81 MM Mortars, grill mounted 120 MM tank gun firing a depleted uranium tipped sabot round, roof mounted fully submersible Tomahawk Cruise Missiles with 10 independent nuclear warheads capable of hitting 10 separate targets in Iran, Syria, North Korea, France, Germany, Canada, Libyia, Mexico, Morrocco with 1 missile still in reserve.

I know I have a few more things in there, but I can't seem to place them. :eek:

K

Highbow
02-22-2005, 06:42 AM
WBBP, you are ready for bear season without a doubt.

RUTNUT
02-22-2005, 08:40 AM
Keep Loading And Unloading Depending On What Season It Is. What Ever Season It Is I Load Everything I Need And Keep It In The Truck Until The Season Is Over.

WBBP
02-22-2005, 09:51 AM
Highbow:

I didn't get all this stuff together for bear season. I got it together to fend of Multidigits :eek:

The secondary reason is to make sure Lab-Lover, Cornbread, Skindog, and Roostemfirst don't slip in on my property. I am working on a set of thermal sights mounted on a milk crate since I heard all these guys do their best work at night! :D

cobbhunts
02-22-2005, 12:02 PM
3/4 ton Suburban.. not a truck: Jumper cables (HD), XL set of Bolt Cutters (Master Key), 1/2 inch set of sockets, 2 5/16" ball, misc screwdrivers, pipe wrenches with 4' cheater pipe, 700 watt inverter, small DC air compressor, umbrella, ratchet straps, 2-50' logging chains, GPS, LRF, dirty coffee cups, gloves, grunt call, M-2 Browning (50 cal), 25 MM Chain Gun, shoulder-fired Stinger Missile, door mounted Hell-Fire Missile, tailgate mounted TOW Missile launcher, hood mounted 81 MM Mortars, grill mounted 120 MM tank gun firing a depleted uranium tipped sabot round, roof mounted fully submersible Tomahawk Cruise Missiles with 10 independent nuclear warheads capable of hitting 10 separate targets in Iran, Syria, North Korea, France, Germany, Canada, Libyia, Mexico, Morrocco with 1 missile still in reserve.

I know I have a few more things in there, but I can't seem to place them. :eek:

K

You forgot the SAW (squad automatic weopon) capable of putting out what 700 rouds per minute of .223 ammo. Also a dragon wouldn't be a bad idea or an AT-4 I think you can get them both in the guided versions now but the AT-4 is $4,000 a shot.

WBBP
02-22-2005, 12:12 PM
Cobbhunts: Damn, I meant to add the SAW to the collection. I decided against the AT-4 since I had already added the hell-fire missile.

Keep in touch.

K



You forgot the SAW (squad automatic weopon) capable of putting out what 700 rouds per minute of .223 ammo. Also a dragon wouldn't be a bad idea or an AT-4 I think you can get them both in the guided versions now but the AT-4 is $4,000 a shot.

skin_dog1
02-22-2005, 03:20 PM
for a while I didn't think anyone was gonna mention TP! Thats the most important thing any truck could have!

JP
02-22-2005, 04:50 PM
LMAO...you guys are too funny....but.....did you leave room for the beer cooler. If the truck breaks down, I get stuck, the ol' lady throws me out, and I need my SAW....there dam sure better be some beer. We're gonna need a trailor.

P. Beyer
02-22-2005, 10:55 PM
Oh'.....I got Crew Packs From the railroad (Had a buddy work there a while ago), they got TP, handi-wipes, lotion, band aid, etc..........Every thing you could need in a handy pouch. I keep several in the truck, Turkey vest, 4-wheeler, and Deer day-pack.

hunteatsleep
02-23-2005, 08:46 AM
jumper cables, old pair of coveralls, George Strait Cassettes, several knives, tool box, hack saw, ginseng digger,walking stick, spare tire, charmin,and a small air compressor ; oh yeah a bottle of wl.

ecmbowhunter
02-23-2005, 12:23 PM
i dont have time to list everything...but one interesting item(s)...lol......open my console and you will find a bunch of junk mail (bills) that never made it from the mailbox to the house...lol....also my wife wonders where all the coffee cups disappear to :rolleyes: hmm...guess