Beancounter_74 wrote:

Grahamsjz wrote:

Delivered and installed -how DIY am I !!?

Blimey, you mean to say you put all four hooks on yourself....well done that man!

Thank you, was quite some work but worth it in the end, I have found the more you put into this modding the more you get out.

The decision hooks up or hooks down stumped me for a while, heart or head - head won in the end hooks up  Graham

09 TDV8 Zermat Silver

Toni Timis wrote:

This is my own kit which I always have it on top of the already standard must-have kits (e.g. first aid, etc)

- a roll of duct tape
- some gloves
- halfords 127 piece tool set in an aluminium case (this one only when I go on holidays)
- a couple of rubbish bags
- a waterproof suit
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Yes, Dexter Morgan

__ !!! RRS TDV8 !!!

Since the mrs ran out of fuel, a fuel can.v

A fuel can too

Don't laugh
 /|\

couple of dvd's incase I get stuck in the snow

pack of mints
dental floss
cuddly toy RRS 3 Autobiography P460e 2025
Genesis GV70e - 2024
Tesla Model Y - 2023
RRS 3 Autobiography P440e 2023 - Order Cancelled
RRS Autobiography P400e 2020 - White
Bentley 2008 Arnage 6.75L V8 - Fountain Blue
Lexus NX300h 2019 Red - Sold
Lexus RX450h 2016 Red - Sold
RRS HSE MY12, SDV6, Orkney Grey - Sold
RR Evoque, Prestige Lux, Owned 1 week and Gone
Lexus RX450h, Silver
BMW X6, 3.5D Red, LOL
RRS 2.7 TDV6 HSE Rimini Red

This little kit might be worth getting for this time of year and storing in your car.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/AA-Car-Essentials-...amp;sr=8-4

Ok...so I simply transferred all the stuff from my D4 to my Evoque and now to my RRS without really looking at what it is and it is a lot!

All hidden away under the cover in the boot with the jack etc are:

1. 1x Lifesystems First Aid Kit
2. 2x Lifesystems Thermal Blankets
3. 3x Safety Light Sticks
4. 3x Soft cleaning cloths
5. 1x pack of Simoniz Leather Wipes
6. 1x European plug adapter
7. 1x box of Autoglym Bird Dropping Wipes
8. 1x Rolson portable LED light
9. 4x Bungee cords
10. 1x Petgear foldable bowl
11. 2x Nite Ize large S-Biners

Then, in a small storage bag in the boot:

1. 1x LR car seat cover
2. 1x Ring Tyre Pressure pump 12v
3. 2x Flasks

Finally, in the glove compartment:

1. 1x Leatherman Wave Multitool
2. 1x Maxpedition pouch containing a gas lighter, nanoStriker firestarter and an Inova X5 LED flashlight
3. 1x Freeloader portable solar energy charger
4. RRS documents/manuals etc

Oh, and in the centre storage tray above the cooler box there is an iPod lead, iTouch and a portable USB adaptor.
And sunglasses on a clip on the visor...iPhone sits in a Brodit cradle and I have rubber mats on the floor, original mats put away in storage in the garage.
No rubbish, car is tidy and spotless inside and out.

 Current car: Porsche 911 Carrera S PDK (997.2) Past Car: (MY12) Range Rover Sport HSE SDV6 - Orkney Grey with Almond interior
Bike:Ducati Monster 1100 EVO

im not far off what cool bannana has in his +or- a few things comes fom work and used to travel all over remote parts of the country so like a ex scout i am be prepared. also have a large trauma bag in boot i got from work seen as im always with car thought it best place to keep it never know when it might hep save a life
also on a side not cool bannana i would out your leatherman in the boot as if you get pulled they will get a on about it , they have no problems with you having one but its same as anyone who needs them for work they should not be accessible from the drivers seat or words to that effect as they told me about it before basically its to stop people just grabbing them in a road rage inccident. but found mine slips in the boot try next to a few things quite well only the dead truely know peace,
Bootneck its not a job its a way of life!

Blow up doll and a puncture outfit  In Spain - 2018 F Pace - Frightened away from the Sports due to crank failures
Gone - A couple of RRS, A couple of Disco's. However thinking of another Sport.

chilly wrote:

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also on a side not cool bannana i would out your leatherman in the boot as if you get pulled they will get a on about it , they have no problems with you having one but its same as anyone who needs them for work they should not be accessible from the drivers seat or words to that effect as they told me about it before basically its to stop people just grabbing them in a road rage inccident. but found mine slips in the boot try next to a few things quite well

Thanks for the advice; didn't know that! I'll transfer it to the boot - it hasn't been taken out of its case in 3 years!

Odd the laws here sometimes, I had a .45 ACP tucked away in a holster next to the drivers seat for 12 years overseas. Although there we had a real fear of hi-jacking.

Not a road rage type person so no worries putting the multitool in the boot.  Current car: Porsche 911 Carrera S PDK (997.2) Past Car: (MY12) Range Rover Sport HSE SDV6 - Orkney Grey with Almond interior
Bike:Ducati Monster 1100 EVO

@cool bannana
no worries mate
yeah people worrie to much weapons or tools dont kill people ,people kill people
and im guessing that was either sa or usa

oh and forgot i also keep a warm /waterproof jacket tucked away for whn im silly and forget one and a few cans of redbull in the fridge for that moring after dive back from where ever weve been drinking only the dead truely know peace,
Bootneck its not a job its a way of life!

chilly wrote:

@cool bannana
no worries mate
yeah people worrie to much weapons or tools dont kill people ,people kill people
and im guessing that was either sa or usa

haha so your used to traffic circles and robots then haha and wheres your bottle of whisky for the kind policemen only the dead truely know peace,
Bootneck its not a job its a way of life!