I carry the original tool kit with jack, wheel chock, and lug wrench. I
also carry a small assortment of fluids, and an emergency tool kit from
WalMart. It costs about $30, and has the following:
1 Emergency flag,
1 Shop Towel
1 Thermal Blanket
2 12 hour light sticks
1 can of tire inflator
1 flashlight
2 D batteries
1 bungee cord
1 set of booster cables
1 siphon hose
1 collapsible water bottle
1 roll of radiator repair tape
2 2-3/4" hose clamps
1 Philip screwdriver
1 slotted screwdriver
1 pair 8" slip joint pliers
1 6" adjustable wrench
1 roll electrical tape
6 Nylon cable ties
1 3/8" ratchet
1 3/8" to 1/4" socket adapter
8 pieces 3/8" sockets
10 pieces 1/4" sockets
6 fuses
10 adhesive bandages
2 alcohol prep wipes
2 Antibiotic Ointment packets
2 moist towelettes
1 Accident information guide
1 poncho
1 Molded case
That's all the things that Lucas forgot to include.
All of that in a 6" x 12" x 18" case for $30.
Howard Baugues
Nass Membership Chairman
W. Terre Haute, IN, USA (Western border of Indiana/Illinois)
1976 Spitfire 1500 (road ready and waiting for warm weather)
1970 GT6+ (restoration candidate)
mailto:bauguesh@abcs.com
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mailto:bauguesh@abcs.com
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Spitfire site - http://www.geocities.com/bauguesh/spitfirepage.html
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Water Gardening site - http://users.abcs.com/bauguesh/
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My Spitfire is not leaking oil, it's just marking it's spot..........
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