Tools in the trunk
I just finished modifying the little foam tool tray to hold the rest of the tools I carry around everywhere. Using an Xacto knife and a soldering iron, I cut or melted slots into the foam to hold:
1 - 1/4" Metric socket set
12" wobbly 1/4" extension
6" 1/4" Extension
Wobblehead 1/4" Ratchet
10mm magnetic deep socket
6 razor blades in a little packet
10' measuring tape
7 piece set precision screwdrivers
2 superstubby phillips (#1 & #2)
#2 Stubby Phillips
8mm - 19mm Gearwrench ratchet head combo wrenches
8" ViseGrip
Needlenose Pliers
Tire Gauge
8" Crescent Wrench
Pencil
Wheel Lock Tool
License Plate Allen
CRKT Sampson's KISS Knife
Electrical Tape
I also cut out a bigger hole in the center to hold the plastic tray from my little toolbox (which this setup replaces)
In this tray:
4" Crescent Wrench
Super Glue
Small Level
#2 Phillips
1/4" Driver Handle
Slot Screwdriver
Petzl Zipka LED Headlamp
Matches
Razor Blade Holder
Xacto Knife
I need to take some pictures, This setup still has the jack and OEM Tools there as well.
1 - 1/4" Metric socket set
12" wobbly 1/4" extension
6" 1/4" Extension
Wobblehead 1/4" Ratchet
10mm magnetic deep socket
6 razor blades in a little packet
10' measuring tape
7 piece set precision screwdrivers
2 superstubby phillips (#1 & #2)
#2 Stubby Phillips
8mm - 19mm Gearwrench ratchet head combo wrenches
8" ViseGrip
Needlenose Pliers
Tire Gauge
8" Crescent Wrench
Pencil
Wheel Lock Tool
License Plate Allen
CRKT Sampson's KISS Knife
Electrical Tape
I also cut out a bigger hole in the center to hold the plastic tray from my little toolbox (which this setup replaces)
In this tray:
4" Crescent Wrench
Super Glue
Small Level
#2 Phillips
1/4" Driver Handle
Slot Screwdriver
Petzl Zipka LED Headlamp
Matches
Razor Blade Holder
Xacto Knife
I need to take some pictures, This setup still has the jack and OEM Tools there as well.
Rob, you're just still too used to driving MG's. It's a Honda, you don't need em like you used to
. I will agree, however, that it is better to err on the side of caution. Personally, I just carry the factory supplied tools stuffed down in the spare wrapped in rags.
. I will agree, however, that it is better to err on the side of caution. Personally, I just carry the factory supplied tools stuffed down in the spare wrapped in rags.







