So that's where Blue keeps the blue pills!

 

No one thinks Seafoam is worthy of recognition?

 

my 20 watt hid flashlight... its great for when its late and i'm still working on the car..

 

Yep, you gotta' have some Sea Foam



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Well I like it so I can convert back to the stock look when I need to and it doesn't
interfere with the passenger seat.

 

we're forgetting about some simple tools that could save your *** in case of an emergency:


to cut those heater hoses/vacuum lines/oil lines.



for multiple uses, the only thing better is duct tape for quick fixes.



to temporarily plug a vacuum port on the side of the road.


to temporarily hold your bumpers and other parts when they have fallen due to snow

and last but not least:

for all the other uses, such as fixing that lumpy idle at a stop light, or tightening up those heater/rad. hoses.

 

I cant belive you guys forgot the most important thing of all..1 or 2 parts cars and more spare parts then you can count on all your fingers and toes

 

I'm dedicating an entire bin to my "emergency" kit. Included will be a couple screw drivers, small metric tool kit, small roll of primary wire, fuses, analog meter, flashlight, jumper cables, fix-a-flat, extra drive belt, electric tape, premix, misc. hose clamps, zip ties, couple rags, lighter, knife, flare, misc. nuts and bolts and a pair of dikes.

 

And some coolant/oil

 

LOL I always forget the common sense stuff.

 

lol, i bet any first gen owner will have enough tools and "what-nots" in his car to fix any stranded car on the side of the road lol

 

My AWD toe vehicle and trailer--the best accessory that I every bought for my 7.

 

WTF DUDE!!!
I let you into my house and you post pictures of my closet online. Not cool...

 

I bet 1st gen owners carry enough tools to over haul the car on the side of the road

+1 for tow dolly

 

Only takes about 10 tools...