7. A car-adapted phone charger
If you find yourself in an emergency situation and you need to call somebody, having low battery can make you feel more stressed out. This is why you should always keep a car-adapted phone charger in your glove compartment.
8. A roll of quarters
You can’t always find a free parking space, so for the times that you need some quarters right away, but you can’t seem to find any in your pockets, open the glove compartment and take out the roll of quarters. You can pay for parking meters with your credit card, but quarters work just as fine.
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Bed pan and toilet paper, Pee bottle, small revolver with amminition,…better safe than sorry, basic tools,traffic flares, a head lamp, flashing lantern with batteries,
Sharp Knife, Shot gun, Bottle Water, candy bar, chewing gum, matches, bull horn, and Bible.
Don’t laugh….but I also keep two rolls of toilet paper, a roll of paper towels, hand sanitizer, and a few empty large plastic contianers..in my trunk….along with most of what you have suggested….thanks…
A gallon jug of H2o, a few extra warm clothing items; a hat, warm gloves and maybe a warm jacket.
There is something I was told several years ago. When I tried to tell others about it, they just laughed at me. One other item you should carry a pair of pantyhose. If you have a belt break, the pantyhose will stretch enough to replace the broken fan belt or any other belt.