[align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center]What tools do you carry in your[/align][align=center]Monte Carlo ?[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center]
Emergency roadside Auto safety tools kit and accessoriesRoadside assistance card[*]8 ft 8-gauge booster cable[*]14 ozs non-flamable tire inflator[*]5.5 ozs Wd-40 can[*]Compact heavy base highway triangle[*]Flashlight[*]Flashlight signal cone[*]2 Heavy duty D cell batteries[*]2 in 1 screwdriver[*]Duct tape[*]Multi - tool[*]Pair of knit gloves
50 pc first aid Kit[*]Re-usable first aid nylon bag[*]First aidinstruction card[*]10 Pack rayon *****[*]Pair of vinyl gloves[*]3 handi wipe towelettes[*]3 BZK - towelettes[*]2 Tape strips[*]20 Adhesive strips[*]6 Adhesive snips[*]2 Gauze pads 2" x 2"[*][*]Member's Please submit additions to the[/align]

 

Sorry Space, never think of it around here.

We have 24 hour free freeway service here if we dial *322.

My Amex card has free service also.

And I have free Chevy Roadside service.

But it is a good idea when one is traveling.

 

hmmm, well i said no. but the cell phone is about the ultimate tool. gets you anything you need, and if for some reason ya own a ford, where would you store the flatbed to haul it home anyways?

 

I do, but it isnt a pre-fab one you can buy at Wal-mart..

I have my trusty mastercraft took kit, a heavymedical pack (basically has eveything you need short of surgery), 2 two pound fire extinguishers, one is ABC, one is for magnesuim, (a magnesuim extinguisher will extinguish just about anything). some small 1 pint bottles of oil, ps fluid,ps and rad stop leak,and brake fluid, also a gallon size bottle of pre-mix dex cool, and a gallon of bug-juice.

I do have onstar, but I tend to travel to places where there is no phone service and if I can fix a problemon the road enough to limp home, I usually do.