What do you keep in your glove box?

[Aussie_1970]

9mm? In Australia you'd get busted with a toy spud gun and get in serious trouble, but then the next day a drunk 18 year old bogan would smash a glass of beer in your face, you'd lose an eye and half your teeth and he'd get off with a caution....strange state of affairs.

Back to the thread I have fuses, bulbs, CD's, my 5 year old daughters drawings of random stuff and some windscreen anti fogging stuff,

Gloves you say? why didn't I think of that!

[rjewkes]

Gloves stay on the dash, or in the house and used when needed, that way they stay room temp, and in the cold are warm. cold gloves in a cold truck in the snow and ice just make it worse. Especialy when scraping a window.

Now insurance and reg stay in the box along with a flashlight, fresh unused batteries for the flash light, spare bulbs for the truck and flash light fuses fuse puller that works on both ato/mini ato and glass.
Ice scraper with built in brush. and assorted tools and tiny spare parts.

[cdeal28078]

My glove box is on the shelf in the shop. Never got around to putting the new one from the pull a part in it. I have a home built center console/drink holder that is more easily accessible. In it I keep all of my paper work and normally either a .38 or .357 mag. I do have a conceal carry but I guess I should put the glove box liner back in as it might come on handy one day.
Clint

[michael69]

Registration and insurance (9 mm Ruger)

[CACWBY]

Behind my Glove Box door (autographed by George Barris) is ... a Vintage Air evaporator/condensor and hoses & wires.

I no longer have a place in the dash to put stuff. Instead have a portable console thing sitting on my bench seat I got at a Pep Boys a long time ago for Paperwork, spare change, etc..

[wildcard]

I work for the U.S. government. Nothing is allowed in a vehicle on base unless it came on the vehicle or you have a reciept for it. I had a buddy take his daughter fishing on a weekend and forgot to take the fishing rods out. They now belong to Uncle Sam. A lot of the guards and MPs let little stuff slide. Some don't.
I do carry TP in my glovebox though.

[Racer Z]

I work for the U.S. government. Nothing is allowed in a vehicle on base unless it came on the vehicle or you have a reciept for it. I had a buddy take his daughter fishing on a weekend and forgot to take the fishing rods out. They now belong to Uncle Sam. A lot of the guards and MPs let little stuff slide. Some don't.
I do carry TP in my glovebox though.

That reminds me of something, "There's the right way, the wrong way, and the Army way." (to do something)

[AlleyCat]

Registration and insurance cards, small note book, couple dollars worth of change, implements of scribble, business cards and yes, gloves . The rest of the stuff gets stored in a big wooden box that is anchored to the front of the bed.

[hdpusher]

I work for the U.S. government. Nothing is allowed in a vehicle on base unless it came on the vehicle or you have a reciept for it. I had a buddy take his daughter fishing on a weekend and forgot to take the fishing rods out. They now belong to Uncle Sam. A lot of the guards and MPs let little stuff slide. Some don't.
I do carry TP in my glovebox though.

Gota love Uncle Sam... For people that anal may be confiscating a little TP from your glove box would be a good thing for them. I dont miss working for the government at all.

[cdeal28078]

I work for the U.S. government. Nothing is allowed in a vehicle on base unless it came on the vehicle or you have a reciept for it. I had a buddy take his daughter fishing on a weekend and forgot to take the fishing rods out. They now belong to Uncle Sam. A lot of the guards and MPs let little stuff slide. Some don't.
I do carry TP in my glovebox though.

Things sure have changed since 82. All I had to do was register my firearms with the Security Police and I was fine with them in base housing or in my car. No fishing poles ever taken either. Even fired at the base firing range several times.
clint

[Mancar1]

Just the registration, owners manual, proof of insurance, and log book of anything I do to the bump. (Keeping good records will help the kid/grandkid that gets the 68 when my time is up.) Keep all else in the console I built, or in the bed tool box.

[Hemmi06]

Full set of Fuses, 7 to 4 pin trailer adapter, extra receiver pin, gloves, reg-insurance, and small notepad and pen to track mileage...

[binder56jd]

12 gauge shells------for the shotgun by my leg


all that other gear is in the toolbox--along with more ammo

[fuzzier1]

1911 colt .45 cal and 2 extra clips

Thanks Ryan, that is a pet peeve of mine as well.

As for mine, don't have a glovebox in her yet, may never get one depending upon what I plan on works or not.

Fuzz

[ford4x4fun]

I work for the U.S. government. Nothing is allowed in a vehicle on base unless it came on the vehicle or you have a reciept for it. I had a buddy take his daughter fishing on a weekend and forgot to take the fishing rods out. They now belong to Uncle Sam. A lot of the guards and MPs let little stuff slide. Some don't.
I do carry TP in my glovebox though.

I don't know what base your on, but in 12 years of active duty, I haven't had to ever give up anything in my car or truck in the many searches I have been through (I Don't Bring Restricted Items On Post Like My Pistol Even With my Concealed Weapons Permit They Don't Like It). Your either driving on a high security installation or your MP's are taking advantage of you!