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				    				 broken2 (original poster  member #16935)		posted at 3:53 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	What's in your trunk?  Don't remember?  Go outside, open your trunk and look....come back and report here,...on line,....at SI. 
 
 
	I've got various cloth shopping bags, a sweatshirt, a lawn chair, jumper cables, spare tire with changing gear that goes along with the job, windshield wiper fluid, an umbrella and a blanket. 
 
 
	The contents will change once colder weather appears again.
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				    				Amazonia ( member #32810)		posted at 3:55 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	I don't own a car  
   
 
 
 
	But when I did, way back in the day, I always kept a blanket, a first aid kit, and bags of nonperishable food/bottled water to give out to the homeless who asked for donations on the freeway on ramps. 
 
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				    				GabyBaby ( member #26928)		posted at 4:02 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	I keep a very neat car (trunk included!).  My trunk's contents include: 
 
 
	Spare tire and tire changing kit 
 
 
	Trunk organizer that currently contains: 
 
 
	Two bottles of water 
 
 
	Hand-crank Flashlight 
 
 
	Blanket 
 
 
	First aid kit 
 
 
	Zip case full of reusable grocery bags 
 
 
	 
 
 
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WH#2 (SorryinSac)- Killed himself (May 2015) in our home 6 days after being served divorce docs.
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				    				Kajem ( member #36134)		posted at 4:03 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Bottles of water, diapers, wipes, stroller and blanket. 
 
 
	oh and a spare, jack, tire rod. 
 
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				    				stilllovingher ( member #29959)		posted at 4:09 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	I keep my shit neat and simple... 
 
 
	jumper cables in a hidden compartment. 
 
 
	that's it mang. 
 
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				    				Tred ( member #34086)		posted at 4:14 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	At this time just a cargo blanket, towel, and spare blanket. Usually there is a set of golf clubs, but they are getting new grips right now. 
 
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				    				unfound ( member #12802)		posted at 4:18 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	3 baseball bags (bats, cleats, gear, empty gatorade bottles etc..) 
 
 
	4 bookbag/thingys with baseball crap in it (socks, cups, undershirts, empty gatorade bottles etc.. an olfactory cornucopia of ewwwww) 1 belonging to unfoundling#3, the others.. who knows??   
 
 
 
	cooler 
 
 
	3 folding chairs 
 
 
	1 blanket 
 
 
	1 bucket of cleaning supplies 
 
 
	loose balls of varying sports 
 
 
	first aid kit 
 
 
	mommy first aid kit (tampons, change of clothes, legal drugs, hair clips/ties, non melty candy, sunscreen) 
 
 
	emergency roadside kit 
 
 
	*will look this way until baseball season ends...which is never I think  
 
 
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				    				wifehad5 ( Administrator #15162)		posted at 4:19 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Just got back from a week long vacation and haven't really cleaned it out yet. 
 
 
	Milk crate with various tools, towels, etc 
 
 
	Box with the documents from my Dads estate 
 
 
	Empty laundry basket that was filled with papers to be recycled 
 
 
	Various straps and towing apparatuses because I used a bunch of different trailers last week 
 
 
	Subway Monsters U lunchbox filled with rocks from Ds 
 
 
	 
 
 
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				    				TrulyReconciled ( member #3031)		posted at 4:24 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	No 'junk in my trunk.' 
 
 
	Would you like to see a photo?   Hmmmm ???   
    
 
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				    				nowiknow23 ( member #33226)		posted at 4:29 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	I don't have a trunk - just the space behind the 3rd row of seats. At the moment it contains recycling, recycling, and more recycling. 
 
 
	Oh no - and overdue library books! I swear I returned those last week!   
 
 
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				    				jrc1963 ( member #26531)		posted at 4:38 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Right now... under a the mat, hidden in various little cubbies... 
 
 
	Gas can 
 
 
	Spare tire 
 
 
	Jack 
 
 
	Tire rod 
 
 
	Jumper cables 
 
 
	and 
 
 
	An empty plastic bin to put stuff in when I shop. 
 
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				    				sportsfan ( member #9918)		posted at 4:42 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Golf clubs. 
 
 
	Golf shoes. 
 
 
	Golf balls rolling around. 
 
 
	Golf hat. 
 
 
	Golf umbrella. 
 
 
	4 spent golf socks. 
 
			 	 			 
				    				TattoodChinaDoll ( member #34602)		posted at 4:55 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Ginormous hockey bag (DD is on the travel team) 
 
 
	Many hockey sticks (which come in handy for more than just hockey) 
 
 
	Stroller 
 
 
	2 booster seats (and I don't know why) 
 
 
	Tools 
 
 
	Umbrellas 
 
 
	Bag o'stuff from when BIL detailed my truck (obviously not important things since I haven't looked in the bag in a year) 
 
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				    				Mommato4 ( member #15906)		posted at 5:21 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	No trunk but a small space behind my third row seat: 
 
 
	1st aid kit 
 
 
	Blanket 
 
 
	Jumper cables 
 
 
	cleat feet- attach to shoes for walking on slippery surfaces(for work) 
 
 
	Kickboxing gloves- you never know when you need to punch someone.  
 
 
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				    				h0peless ( member #36697)		posted at 5:24 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	No trunk but a space behind the seats in my Jeep Cherokee.  I have: 
 
 
	a big set of tools 
 
 
	a hi-lift jack 
 
 
	A tow strap 
 
 
	a collapsible dog water bowl 
 
 
	a set of jumper cables, 
 
 
	some TP 
 
 
	and a small shovel. :) 
 
 
	ETA formatting.
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				    				Sad in AZ ( member #24239)		posted at 5:26 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Beach chair 
 
 
	Beach blanket 
 
 
	Camp chair 
 
 
	Various magazines 
 
 
	Gym clothes (in a canvas bag-at least they're not strewn all over the trunk) 
 
 
	Yoga mat 
 
 
	Binoculars 
 
 
	Somewhere underneath all of this is a spare tire-I hope! 
 
 
	 
 
 
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				    				whatdoto ( member #28555)		posted at 5:27 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	I have a 4 door truck. 
 
 
	rifle behind back seat and 
 
 
	tie downs 
 
 
	WH thinks I need these in the event I see a coyote on the way to work and I pull over to shoot it (it's gone by then!) 
 
 
	Tie downs in case I have to tie it down.  Huh? 
 
 
	That's about it. 
 
 
	I keep a really clean truck. 
 
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				    				Threnody ( member #1558)		posted at 6:05 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	In my Jeep: 
 
 
	* 2 picnic blankets in their own fabric carrying bags 
 
 
	* Six folded pool towels. There are usually ten or more 
 
 
	* Two pool noodles 
 
 
	* First aid kit strapped onto the roll bar 
 
 
	* My toolbox, strapped to a metal loop 
 
 
	In Mr. T's minivan: 
 
 
	* Two spears with horsehair decoration 
 
 
	* Two staves of different lengths 
 
 
	* Two broadswords with silk scarves tied to the handles 
 
 
	* A gym bag with at least two gis and a pair of martial arts shoes 
 
 
	* Ace bandages. He just tosses rolled-up ones back there willy nilly, "just in case" 
 
 
	* A big cardboard box which he regularly refills with heavy plastic lidded to-go coffee cups when his desk at work gets too crowded with them  
 
 
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				    				ajsmom ( member #17460)		posted at 6:10 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	No trunk.  I have a small SUV. 
 
 
	All that's in the back compartment is my golf bag loaded with my clubs, shoes, balls, tees, towels, and some h20. 
 
 
	My yoga mat is in the back seat along with my back-up umbrella. 
 
 
	That's about it. 
 
 
	ETA:  Thinking I should at minimum get some kind of safety kit in there. 
 
 
	 
 
 
 
	AJ's MOM
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				    				nowiknow23 ( member #33226)		posted at 6:11 PM on Wednesday, July 10th, 2013	
			 
	Mr. T's minivan sounds FUN!   
 
 
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