Well, it might not be too savoury but it's pretty well cluttered up inside.
Toolbox with spanners, a small socket set and a large range of clips and bits of wire, in connection with my part time job
Large coir doormat in back...to kneel on.
Various rubber bungies.
Cushion.
A travel rug.
A kiddie booster seat.
Lucozade sport...sugar boost.
Mini Mars bars....similar.
18ft Jump leads under drivers seat with jack and brace.
Various bits for caravan stabiliser.
Blue badges. Ice scrapers. Set of bulbs.
15 quid in pound coins, pens, notebook CDs, sunglasses,soft toilet roll, kitchen roll.
Large A to Z and magnifying glass. About 3 torches.Load of stuff under bonnet.
Oh, I forgot, there's a sicky toffee rotting away in one of the rear door pulls...must get around to shifting it sometime.
Probably a fair bit more. Good job it's a 2 litre diesel....put that lot in Rat's Panda and it wouldn't go !
Ted
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Not very. I loath having clutter in the car.
Sunglasses
2 CDs
Pen
Bottle of water
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Sunglasses
Small Bag of tools
Small change for parking
Spare mobile + charging lead
UK Road map
Hi Viz Jacket
Bulbs and oil
Roll of Mints
'E' cloth screen cleaner
Warning triangle
De-icer
Parking disc
Car Handbook
Driving licence and insurance
Disposable camera
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Very Cluttered.
A foldable camping chair, thing
Hi Vis Orange Jacket
2 Buckets (for cleaning I have no-where alse to keep them)
a holdall with marhalling stuff in it
CD's
Parking Disk
Wet Wipes
Small Change in the ash tray
Sat Nav Charger
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Bah :thumbdown: wheely bins ;-) :-P
I'm with Stu, nothing in sight, everything in it's place. Having said that there is loads of stuff actually in the car but it's all useful* and all stored away.
*So useful i can't recall ever using any of it, wheel brace, spare bulbs, fuses, oil top up, screenwash top up yada yada
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A brolly - large.
A "mac in a bag" waterproof shell.
Sunglasses and spare std glasses.
Cumbrian parking disc...(!)
De-icer and some neat washer fluid in a spray container.
Shopper bags.
Portable music lives on an USB dongle.
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Screenwash.
Deicer.
A couple of MP3 CDs.
Car park pass.
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I have two small kids, so loads of clobber for them, including two car seats, and assorted books, CDs, plastic figures of dinosaurs, farm animals and Postman Pat figures, Bob the Builder figures, Charlie and Lola magazines, battery operated child's dashboard simulator, etc etc etc. Tried keeping their stuff under control, but it's a losing battle. I haven't cleared it out or vacuumed the floor/seats in a while, so it's a right mess. Comes up nicely when I can be bothered, though.
For the car:
1 litre bottle of engine oil
Torch
De-icer
Warning triangle
A-Z maps of various local places
Owner's manual
Left over lino to protect the boot floor
Floor mats thrown in with the car (good job...)
Cloths for cleaning up stuff from the kids
Last edited by: boolean on Wed 9 Mar 11 at 17:30
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Car manual and service record in the glove box and small pack of tissues. Had some de-icer but now consigned to the garage as its spring. I'm kinda minimalist
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You untidy cluttered wretches :-)
I had the delight!? of clearing the endless junk out of the MB's boot when it went in for LPG conversion, so i now have a lovely empty clean and clear boot, apart from a humungous gas cylinder taking half the space.
Plus a garage with even more junk in than before.
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>> apart from a humungous gas cylinder taking half the space.
You canny leave us hanging in suspense, i saw corax asking how it was going (but i forgot which thread that was in so haven't checked if you responded so maybe i'm jumping the gun here :-)
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Hmm.
Various CDs, iPhone charger, pens, paper, sweeties, golf umbrella, 2x walking poles, air compressor, spare oil and coolant.
From a first aid point of view - adult bag valve mask, OP airways of varying sizes, suction unit, dressings, slings, space blankets, even a couple of collars.
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Spare bulbs and fuses
12v inverter
Windscreen sun blind
4 reflective vests
sunglasses
pens
dog poo bags
golf umbrella
large comprehensive first aid kit (inc space blankets)
smaller canine first aid kit
tyre pressure gauge
various balls for dog
chuckit stick
UK road atlas
Hunter Wellies in Hunter Wellies bag.
fold up dog bowl
water bottle
torch
extending wheel nut brace
warning triangle (x2)
National Trust membership pack.
iphone charger lead
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>>>National Trust membership pack
You only needed to say that and we'd have guessed the rest!
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To be fair, I only joined last month...
The tweeds and flat cap to follow...
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>>>To be fair, I only joined last month...
That's a hell of a joining pack.
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That's only the small canine introductory pack.
Don't you need the national dog poo depository point atlas as well?
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"dog poo bags"
How do you train a dog to do it in a bag? I can't even get my son to lift up the loo seat.
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>> How do you train a dog to do it in a bag? I can't even
>> get my son to lift up the loo seat.
And nor should he. Teach the girls to wipe the seat, or teach the boy to point better.
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"Teach the girls to wipe the seat"
The problem is this. He comes to our room every morning at 6 and piddles all over the ensuite. Wifey brings me a coffee and I have a fag out of the bathroom window. What follows coffee and a fag (sometimes very rapidly)?
See my problem?
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>Large A to Z and magnifying glass
you sure you should be driving ted?
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dinner time too much information
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You seen the font size on a big city A to Z, Z. Almost as bad as the phone book.
By the way..where did you get the folding dog....sounds the ideal pet !
Ted
Edit...why did my reference to size of font trip the swear filter ?
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Telescopic ladder, tool box with surveying tools - laser measurer, Protimeter, crow bar, large screwdriver, binoculars, tape measures, torch, etc. - extending wheelwrench, DVDs & head-phones, swiss army knife, bag of coins for meters, roll of toilet paper, hand cream, lipsalve, iPod, cloth, 'Learn German' CDs, hi-viz jacket, LED torch, parking permit, 2 x Ikea fleece blankets (cheaper than any boot liner and washable), Car Manual, spare contact lenses, sunglasses, umbrella, first aid kit.
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>> By the way..where did you get the folding dog....sounds the ideal pet !
They all do it Ted, you fold the legs in, bend the spine and it fits into a very tight corner.,
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>> Edit...why did my reference to size of font trip the swear filter ?
To stop people doing this
Doesn't apply to me though. I can still do it ;)
Last edited by: VxFan on Thu 10 Mar 11 at 21:25
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How full is your car ? - Stuu
