nothing much, except for spare tire+jack (about 10kg for that) and another 4-5 kg of few basic tools, wires, few bulbs, 500ml of screen wash (too much dust here in Cyprus so use the wipers daily despite no rain for 6-7 months/year) ...that's about it...
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"It has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste" Henry Ford
I removed my front passenger seat and it has opened up the car (99 Saturn SL2) considerably. The back seats are foldable and hide the stuff in the trunk. I can now easily carry things that are long like the 2x4x8 studs.
Stuff in the trunk includes the heavy full size spare and necessary tire changing tools.
LOL I wonder if anyone else caught this combination!
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Originally Posted by jamesqf
I think you missed the point I was trying to make, which is that it's not rational to do either speed or fuel economy mods for economic reasons. You do it as a form of recreation, for the fun and for the challenge.
3/8 metric socket set, screw drivers, metric wrenches.
small 12v air compressor
Jack and lug wrench
quart of oil
Jumper cables
First aid kit
jump seats (fold into the sides)
Full size spare under the bed.
The bed (gets used as a work bench alot)
hack saw
Tape measure
3 pickets left over from fixing the fence
dirt left over from moving dirt
The Jeep
enough tools to probably dismantle the whole thing (weighs about 20 lbs)
Short handled shovel
Tow chain
Tow strap
48" high lift jack
Matching spare
1 gallon pre mixed anti-freeze
1-2 quarts of oil
spare ujoint
bailing wire
duct tape
10' fuel line with filter(left over from recovering from a break down on a trail)
hose clamps
TP
Cinder block (step stool for wife)
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