Winter prep kit

[DrT]

but always have a few bits like tow rope, jumps, first aid kit (first aid training helps!)
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Second that...everyone should have a first aid kit in their car (although I have  not got one as of yet), and remember that if you're ever at scene before ambulance, if you see something bleeding, stick a whole lotta bandage on it. Pretty much all you can do.

[Bustwell]

Might be a good idea to get a few things in my car as I carry nothing really, but then again nothing is going to get me through the 6' snow drifts on the road I take to work

[PabloGTI]

I just have my phone and the AA, works for me, theres always food in the passenger footwell. But i should get some jump leads and fuses etc. But some of it i think might be a bit over the top.Good water proof coat, and your phone, and you wont go wrong!

Unless you end up stuck on a motorway for 11 hours in the snow like some people did the other year

I missed that by about an hour. One of the very rare time I was glad to be on mornings (fininshed at 3.30). Spag junction hell.

[fliptophead]

Re..first aid kit.

The old shape TT's used to come with one tucked in the secret pocket, on the oposite side to the cdchanger.

When I sold my TT to get the Ed30, I kept the first aid kit.... giving the next owner a convenient storage space on the opposite side to the cdchanger..