WOW 40 posts.

I might post a picture of mine later.

I keep the jump leads in the passenger footwell.
Along with…
An old banana skin.
20+ nature valley wrappers.
3 bike bottles (one with mould)
A map of the lake district.
My left climbing boot and 4 coat hangers.
One of my ex’s stilletos.

Sounds like you lot keep filthy cars. At least I put the bike sheets down when I transport the bodies.

A packet of rubber gloves….I don’t like touching petrol pumps.

A pushchair and an old sheet.

my left climbing boot
One of my ex’s stilletos.

Your ex must be rocking a hot look just now, in your right boot and the other stiletto. Click clump click

A- Z of dogging locations
Baby wipes

SiB – West Oxfordshire??

Dog crate
A couple of tennis balls
Old towels for a wet dog

Cardboard to protect the boot carpet from muddy bikes.
Numerous Bags For Life.
An airhorn.
500m of red and white hazard tape.
A packet of cable ties.
Dirt.
Several hundred coffee damaged Buff® stickers.
A red Bic pen (without lid)
7p
Some staples.

I bet you lot can’t wait for me to clean out the boot and reveal…

‘What have I lost under the carpet/ has fallen into the space around the spare wheel?’

A shedload of wet kayaking kit.

A bike. Always. Oh and lots and lots of empty Yazoo chocolate shake bottles.

Old newspapers.

Pyro – have you a boot-full of stuff in your shed?

Bottle of water
Spare tube
Spare lube
Mini pump
first aid kit
set of allen keys
Clif bar
spare energy Gel x 2
Spare puncture kit (bike)
Tools to change wheel (Car)
Old cover for putting between bikes/protecting forks
Old foot mat for standing on to get changed in muddy car parks
Various CDs
Various zip ties
Emergency light (old cateye thing)
Water Bottle
Some change (about £3)
Couple of magazines (STW and Classic Rock)

Mud from various bike shoes, walking boots and bikes.

At the moment

spade
chainsaw
axe
large plastic sheet

From memory, and I can’t be arsed to go look, a large IKEA bag with a Dayglo jacket, blanket, and two large blanket-like sheets for covering up stuff when I carry a bike, a 5ltr bottle of washer solution, bottle of engine oil, and misc. odds and ends lurking in corners. The large bottle of washer liquid is because my car takes 5 litres in its washer bottle.

Marrigolds,duct tape,sheet of polythene,spade,maglite,& a big meat cleaver,white tyvec boiler suit !…oh & some running shoes.

Ammonia test kit high, vis jacket, trousers boots, hard hat, gas monitor, box of gloves……….

That and tubes road bike, CX bike and Mtb!

Which car?

Car1) A Turbo and a catalytic converter. A spare distributor and ECU.

Car2) An angle grinder, a chainsaw massacre mask, assorted papers from work, a spokey, some deoderant, a torch and assorted spare bulbs/wheel nut caps. And an OBDII code reader.

Car 2 often gets blankets, camping stoves and a few other things thrown in in winter in case I get stuck – that way I can true my wheels for days until found.

Mud, MUD and more Mud

my girlfriends dead body

3 piece clutch kit and some blankets. Oh and all the pastry from a sausage roll on the back seat. Thanks son!

PPE and assorted WAPs, switches, and mini-hubs.

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Two litres of water
Three litres of petrol
First aid kit
Cycle tool kit
Track pump
Two mtb tyres
A waterproof jacket
Yellow high via vest
Baseball bat
D lock
Chain lock
Snow shovel
Multi pack of nature valley bars

**** me, it needs a clear out.

Just had a quick look through this thread, & it seems only a couple of you have a spare wheel, jack etc in your boot.

What happens when you have a puncture on the car ? AA/RAC callout ?

Lots and lots and lots and lots of crap.

A roll of duck tape…….and the wife if she moans about me buying a Joplin again.

What happens when you have a puncture on the car ? AA/RAC callout

i fix it with the tyre stored under the boot but not in it

A brolly.

Me.
And this battery’s gonna run out soon…

Its ok. Its not locked properlly.

OEM can of tyre sealant (no spare included with our car).
Plastic boot liner (to take care of dog stuff).
Often 2 Springer Spaniels.

All the ‘usual boot crap’ lives in the passenger footwells behind our front seats.

slainte 😳 rob

12V tyre inflator thing
First aid kit
Tyre resealing spray
Towrope
jump cables
Seat covers
Old blanket
Loads of foam underlay (to put the bike on)
Box of salt/grit
Big cheap shovel
Bike toolkit
Car toolkit
2 litres of water
Sleeping bag
Probably a mouldy pair of 5 10s

Oh and Madeline Mccann.

Just had a quick look through this thread, & it seems only a couple of you have a spare wheel, jack etc in your boot.

What happens when you have a puncture on the car ? AA/RAC callout ?

I don’t really classify that as IN the boot though. On one car the wheel is under the boot, outside and the jack lives in it’s own little compartment in the rear wing. In the other car the wheel is inside the car and the jack is in the rear wing but neither of which are “in the boot” – they’re behind panels that define the extremities of the boot.

2 x 25kg bags of ready mixed concrete
a pair of Stan’s rim strips
an umbrella

Have just looked…

folding shovel
bottle jack
axle stand
2 spare inner tubes
zip ties
waterproof jacket
softie top and trousers
2 prs dry socks
first aid kit
rifle target
wheels bag (empty)
chain lube
bungee cords
ear muffs
spanner
minty arse lard
knife
folding saw
another knife
park tools allen key set
mini pump
3 d cell maglite
woolly hat
woolly gloves
cycling gloves
2 litre bottle of water
box of 2012 product catalogues
baby wipes
bin bags
box of .17hmr ammo
another knife
carcass tray
some more bungee cords
brush
wellies

😯

Swimming kit: carrier bag with towel, trunks and goggles
5L bottle of engine oil, 3/4 used
Supplied tool kit…though that’s in the boot lid so doesn’t really count

FIN

This – and she’s impatient 🙂