jumper cables? or a mini jump pack?

There are two bags I keep in the car...the first is my EDC
1l water
Crank flashlight/radio/cell charger
Duct Tape
100' Nylon cord
First Aid kit...too many items to mention
Medications for 3 days
Matches
Lighters
Fire Starter
Fishing kit in a small pill bottle
Pencil & pad of paper
3 paper towels folded small & wrapped in cling wrap
3 1ft x 1ft Aluminum Foil folded small & wrapped in cling wrap
6 doggie doo doo bags (can be used for human doo doo bags)
3 snack size almonds
3 granola bars
2 tubes crazy glue
spare pack of cigarettes
cell phone
usb drive with personal info and docs

The second bag is my GHB
3 prs cotton socks
2 prs wool socks
1 pr walking shorts
2 short sleeve t-shirts
1 long sleeve t-shirt
1 long sleeve flanel shirt
1 pr sweat pants
3 pr underwear
1 rain poncho
1 hat
1 pr cotton work gloves
1 pr walking shoes
3 days rations
6 liters water
2 oz. bleach
2 oz dishsoap
2 bandanas
1 person mess kit
folding solid fuel stove & fuel
additional first aid kit
8 x 10 tarp
100' hundred feet cord
Map of walking directions to home
In winter I always have a good pr winter boots, blanket, winter hat and gloves, hooded sweatshirt and a warm coat on my back.
Just sitting in the trunk...
Booster pack
booster cables
sand/salt mix(winter)
shovel(winter)
snow brush(winter)
selection of automotive fluids
basic tool kit
Red LED flashing lights (2)

Probably more, but that's what I remember off the top of my head.

Ha-ha...usually a pile of fencing gear, musical instruments, dirty tissues and assorted empty drink bottles etc

I figure if I've got to bug-out from here then the world is stuffed already and there won't be anywhere left to bug-out to.

Denob next time we are at a meet together we will have to open our trunks and compare.

I want in on the open trunks and compare 🙂 But only if its not right after DH has moved stuff out of the Van AGAIN to haul feed etc, otherwise, boy am I going to be sad LOL I have got him slowly trained not to move out the smaller box's and kits behind and under the seats but my big box's and gear is a running battle on being in or out.. he is better in winter but summer is harder for him to leave it be..

I only keep 2 botles of water, but have a very good water filtration system in there as well.
- KBar
- walkie talkie with batteries, incase phones don't work, I will at least be able to talk to my husband (one in his truck and one inthe house)
and few other things already mentioned

sorry, water filtration and purification system

Something else I keep in the car is a heater. I've made an insulated alchol heater that sits in the drink holder. Its adjustable to control heat and burn time.

Something else I keep in the car is a heater. I've made an insulated alchol heater that sits in the drink holder. Its adjustable to control heat and burn time.

? Now this is very interesting!

In the car, I have the very basics, in a milk crate. The one thing that I havent seen anybody post is windshield reflectors. You know the type I mean, foil on one side and a foam plastic on the other. I have 2 of these in my car all year long. You talk about insulated space blankets, well these are double duty. They're great at reflecting heat away or back at you, have one of these under you if your forced to sleep on the ground. The other one you can wrap around you or have it reflecting heat from a fire. @$2 ea or less, you would be a fool not to have a few. :geek:

Cant wait to get out of the dam city
The cars in my apt parking lot keep getting broken into
Had my truck broken into once also
Have to carry my BoB and supplies down every time I am travelling any where
2 more months and my lease is up

I keep a full survival kit which includes the following > filter water bottle, water tablets, high-calorie food bars (3 flavors), Soldier Bars(peanut butter, chocolate - YUMMY - gotta keep replacing these as I eat them when hungry in the car), water in bottles of course, tube tent, emergency sleeping bag, poncho, emergency stove with tablets, Sierra cup, tools (sewing kit, rope, gloves, duct tape, multi-fucntion shower, multi function knife, multi function scissors), hand crank radio/flashlight, whistle, emergency candle, waterproof matches, body warmers, first aid kit, hygiene kit, pencil, paper, playing cards and SAS survival book.

Other stuff such as heavy winter clothing, boots and a really heavy duty old sleeping bag, extra socks ...

I always have a Get Home Bag; its good for about a 12 hour walk. I also stock certain seasonal items in the car; either as just a supply point or as transportation (in case of a CME and things aren't ticking).
The Bag contains basic things; light, food, water and fire, bug spray and sun block etc Dont forget the lip balm .
In the summer I keep in the car a light jacket, garbage bags, rope (400 lbs test), batteries, a small stove and fuel. I also have a air compressor if I'm driving and have an issue. Always a case of water and means of boiling it. Mr noodles is a favorite and I keep several there as well. A battery powered radio is a must, sleeping bag and actually an umbrella (for sun shade). Tarps. Extra flash lights and utility knife (Swiss Army style). More fuel for my stove.
In the winter I carry all this as well as a parka, extra hat/mitts etc. Extra fuel for the stove, a winter sleeping bag. Dont forget your cell phone charger. I'm sure there are a few extras hidden back there but I make sure I keep all the above.

Something else I keep in the car is a heater. I've made an insulated alchol heater that sits in the drink holder. Its adjustable to control heat and burn time.

Its bascally a tin soup can full of house insulation with another can into it also full of house insulation. There are two versions:
1. you just add methol hydrate to the top can and burn it .
2: what I do is put a pressurized beer can alcohol stove right inside the top can (the home made type you see on line http://zenstoves.net/BasicPressureBurner.htm#BasicPressureJetStove ).
Lot of heat and very little noxious fumes, just water and co2 so leave your windows cracked. Sits right in the cup holder and doesnt get too hot on the bottom can. Methyl hidrate is fondu fuel and can be purchased at the hardware store in the varnish thinner area. Great portable cheap fuel.