Driver's Accessories
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Driver's Accessories
I once saw a list showing the top 10 Porsche Driver's Accesories.
The list contained items such as: Good Tire Pressure Gauge, Good Set of Road Maps, GPS, Driving Gloves, and the #1 accessory was somebody in the passenger seat to share the experience.
Do you have anything else to add to the list?
The list contained items such as: Good Tire Pressure Gauge, Good Set of Road Maps, GPS, Driving Gloves, and the #1 accessory was somebody in the passenger seat to share the experience.
Do you have anything else to add to the list?
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You either live in Maryland, Florida, or Toronto.
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All Joking aside I carry one large black plastic trash bag in the frunk.
Why? I am constantly looking for an excuse to drive my car, and running to pick up fajitas take out is a weekly occurrence in my house. The LAST thing I want is my car smelling like food or having something spill. I have used that one big plastic bag at least 50 times over the last 6 months for various chores. Love it.
Why? I am constantly looking for an excuse to drive my car, and running to pick up fajitas take out is a weekly occurrence in my house. The LAST thing I want is my car smelling like food or having something spill. I have used that one big plastic bag at least 50 times over the last 6 months for various chores. Love it.
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All Joking aside I carry one large black plastic trash bag in the frunk.
Why? I am constantly looking for an excuse to drive my car, and running to pick up fajitas take out is a weekly occurrence in my house. The LAST thing I want is my car smelling like food or having something spill. I have used that one big plastic bag at least 50 times over the last 6 months for various chores. Love it.
Why? I am constantly looking for an excuse to drive my car, and running to pick up fajitas take out is a weekly occurrence in my house. The LAST thing I want is my car smelling like food or having something spill. I have used that one big plastic bag at least 50 times over the last 6 months for various chores. Love it.
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flash light with extra batteries.
note pad with a few pens that dont dry out.
cell phone charger
tire pressure gauge with air compressor ($25 one is fine)
radar
trash bags (in addition to what's said, it's also good for keeping interior clean when storing tire that got popped if you have a spare)
water
blanket or jacket
jumper cables
small toolkit
first aid kit
contact info for good tire shop, towing company, repair shop / dealer
extra stash of cash ($20-60)
note pad with a few pens that dont dry out.
cell phone charger
tire pressure gauge with air compressor ($25 one is fine)
radar
trash bags (in addition to what's said, it's also good for keeping interior clean when storing tire that got popped if you have a spare)
water
blanket or jacket
jumper cables
small toolkit
first aid kit
contact info for good tire shop, towing company, repair shop / dealer
extra stash of cash ($20-60)
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Polarized sunglasses (if it's sunny)
comfy shirt/pants
Good pair of driving shoes
Gloves (maybe)
Bottle water x 2
Light weight jacket which still keep you warm
Small flash light
Micro fiber towel x 1
Flat tire repair kit (should always be in the car)
A compact size camera that does above average job
that's all I can think for now
comfy shirt/pants
Good pair of driving shoes
Gloves (maybe)
Bottle water x 2
Light weight jacket which still keep you warm
Small flash light
Micro fiber towel x 1
Flat tire repair kit (should always be in the car)
A compact size camera that does above average job
that's all I can think for now
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One mobile 1 0-40, put a Velcro sticker on the side of the bottle and the bottle will stick to the side wall carpet of your trunk and won't bounce around. Never know when you may be low on oil and in my area it's not easy to find 0-40
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Nothing in the car (we don't do rain). In the frunk I keep a small zippered bag with - 2 qts. Mobile 1, 1 gal. of distilled water, 4 micro-fiber towels to wiper her down. Nothing else needed for a good time in a Porsche. Warranty card and AAA card in the wallet for emergencies - never had one.