@@OverlandTT no a selection of hammers from tack to 20lb Sledge all of them rusty from never being used apart from the Sledge hammer which is on its 33rd handle and 12th head
That's not a closet. That's a Land Rover shaped full size shed. Park it in any big city and it becomes a house and you can rent it when you're not driving.
Everyday tools, a fresh change of clothes if something unfortunate happens, tools, some nice shoes tucked under the seats, more tool, tools in bags (the fancy ones), power tools in plastic boxes and some basics as post it notes pens etc. but generally once a week an overhaul is needed to at least have a welcoming interior even if it doesn't last.
my dad has a 08 Tahoe LTZ and he has so many tools in there its crazy. man could build, break and fix an entire car with the stuff in there, but its all clean. literally everything is clean. hes crazy
If it ever gets broken into that's a lot of money gone. We still empty the trucks of anything worth more than 25 quid if we're away from it for more than 6hrs.
My daily Land Rover is usually similarly messy. Add muddy boots, volunteer firefighter gear and delete the merchandise boxes. It's also usually muddy on the outside, because my gravel driveway is not as immaculate as Richard's.
Those old defenders are the most useful utilitarian cars ever made. Simple, easy to fix, rugged, practical, 4wd! Excellent Landrover really missed out on a giant market by not selling these anymore.
I'd like to imagine that Toyota looked and the Defender's potential and went "Hmm, I think they're on to something, lets make it more palletable to the mass market.", hence the undying versatility of the 4Runner.
Judging from Drivetribe and his own shows, I'd say James is easily the most up-to-date and modern of the three. He could probably de- and re-assemble the steam carriage while explaining how it works, but if you had not fallen asleep by then you'd see him drive off in a hydrogen car... :D
I daily drove an mx-5 for a while. It only contained an ice scraper for the windows, a lifehammer and the owners manual. That filled up all the storage space I had. It was great!
Their greatest creation was themselves as a trio. No matter how mediums may change or companies may pivot, they will always have themselves and their passion to offer. That's special.
I literally just emptied mine out for its MOT, found a set of bolt cutters I put in there a few months ago to return to my dad… he let me borrow them to cut a few screws protruding through the garden fence… glad I never got stopped.
Hammond's car is filled with merch,overall and boxes Jeremy's range rover is filled with whatever prank was done MEANWHILE James has a brush to keep air vents clean.
My stinger doesn't get that bad, but that's after many years of working to get better. I keep a plastic shopping bag tethered to either the gear shift or glovebox to collect trash, and I take it out when it gets full. I also keep a couple of totes in the boot to help keep things organized and easy to add/remove.
My Land Rover is similar. Apart from the permanent stuff like a recovery kit, tool box, spanner set, cordless drill, air compressor, box of oils, box of what nots, I also have clothes, shoes, work boots, safety helmet, stationery, chargers etc in my Landy all the time! 😆
I have a CVPI and it has a box full of hand tools, a box full of snacks, thermal blanket, jumpers, extra car parts, carb and choke cleaner, a can of Seafoam, a radio, a bag filled with extra clothing, and a sand bag for when I get stuck in the snow. I wish I had a car similar to yours
Oh, Mindy, a man who can admit when he's wrong! To the WORLD! He's a keeper! It's not THAT bad, Richard. I have a little trash can, a roll of paper towels, baby wipes (for my hands after stores and before eating if I hit a drive through) some car parts I need to return, a sweater, gum, quart of oil, 3 cd's and an emergency tire pump and air gauge. Oh, bungee cords, too! Oh, and a cassette single of "IN YOUR WARDROBE" BY GENESIS! LAH LAH LAH, LAH LAH! Congrats on your new show! You seem very excited for it and I am happy for you!
I bought a Miata as my daily and it fills up faster than an office trash can. The problem started solving itself the other day when a mcdonalds bag flew out the car when I had the top down.
My Daily car is a Peugeot 107. The backseats are folded down for more space. I need the space for Jackets,hats,towels,blankets,yoga mat,waterbottles, books,toolsbag,shoes in the front there is space for Cds,facemasks,soap,charger cables,shoes and socks, toy cars and cuddle toys as decoration... And yes if its needed there is even space for passengers 😅. I love my car and everything i need probably is in there. 🤷♀️
@@gavinwyllie7855 nah, I was just making a joke about how people steal change from my car sometimes
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I always have in my 2004 Audi A6 Avant quattro: - instant travel set: socks, boxer, T-Shirt, swim shorts (Passenger seat Box) - charger cables & adapters for all phones (drivers door compartment) - trash bin: emptied at every exit of the car (big drivers door compartment) - fuel cards, tissues, hair clips & ties for HER (compartment under steering wheel) - car papers and manual (leather case under steering wheel) - coins and spare fuses (ashtray - I don't smoke) - cutlery, napkins, sugar sachets, cream cups (middle arm rest) - swizz pocket pliers-knife & sharpener, lighter, flashlight, Paper, pens, V-Cards (Driver seat Box) - first aid kit, safety vests (Backseat Box) - tow bar, shackles, Lashing straps (small bottom tray in the trunk) - spare wheel, tow rope, 5m booster cable, ratchet box, 12V compressor, Jack, car specific tools, gloves So my car is always clean, seats and trunk are empty although I have EVERYTHING an board ;-)
Small plastic crate in the boot containing: bottles of oil and water, jump leads, tow rope, blue gloves, occasionally a torque wrench if i've had a wheel off, a small ratchet strap, a few rags and a hi-viz. Then a raincoat, an umbrella, and a camping chair. Pretty minimal, and neatly organised...
Contents of my car this moment: Enormous bag of clothes Fretless bass guitar Work boots & other shoes Bottle opener & can of lynx (both came with when I bought it) Laptop Plus other general detritus
I keep the front of my vehicle (2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser) fairly clean, but I go do all manner of chores for my mother, go on hiking trips, and do some photography along the way. In it I have a small, overstuffed toolbox, a couple hammers, square, measuring tape, socket set, Dremel, drill, extension cord, Allen set, light modifier, tripod, shooting mat, ear muffs, soft cooler, machete, hatchet, work gloves, several kinds of flashlight, several jackets, a backpack full of ropes, pulleys, carabiners, first aid kit, saw, compass, cordage, Sam splint, rain pants, and other things I'm sure I'm forgetting. The storage compartment for the jack also has a folding shovel, soap, toilet paper, extra windshield wipers, high visibility vest, extension for the trailer light connection, more cordage, and zip ties. I've also got an extra camera lense, tissues, and a spare headlight bulb in the glove box. Oh, and there's a fire extinguisher under the driver's seat.
For sure. Off the top of my head I have like a set of old screwdrivers, a beach towel, a car tire inflator, a walking stick, some paper bags. And a snow/ice scraper that stays in there all year because I live in Minnesota.
"The only thing I keep in my car is a old paint brush which I use to clean the dust out of the air vents. I always keep the air vents in the central position, and if anyone ever moves them, I get angry"
I keep mine well organized and relatively clean with all the air vents facing forward. I keep a full spare, the lpg tank takes up that space, tool box, fishing gear, windshield washer fluid, a bottle of oil, a blanket, welding coat, mechanic gloves, and glass cleaner. I have a 190e Mercedes 2.3 8v 1993
In my truck at the moment just went through it is a sunshade, tire pressure gage, 1 sweatshirt, 1 zip up fleece, 2 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of jeans, 1 leather belt, 2 carhartt t shirts, 2 pair underwear, 1 pair of steel toe boots, 1 tool box, 1 socket set, 1 jumpbox/airpump, 1 set of jumper cables, 2 ice scrapers/ brushes, 2 seat covers for the front seats, 2 first aid kits, 1 bottle of advil, 1 gallon of water, 2 boxes of granola bars, 4 usb-c phone chargers with cigarette adapters, 1 k&n face mask, 2 pairs of winter gloves, 1 soldering iron, 1 roll of solder, 1 volt meter, 2 boxes of electric crimp connectors, 1 spare turn signal bulb, 1 license plate bulb, 1 pair work gloves, 1 box of spare fuses, 1 blanket, 1 cigarette lighter powered heated blanket, 1 air mattress with pump, 100yds of paracord, 2 box cutters with a 100 pack of blades, 4 ratchet straps, 1 tow rope, 1 box of disposable hardwarmers, 2 flashlights, 1 android tablet, 2 baseball caps, and 1 winter hat. I know I sound like a crazy person carrying all this stuff around but I live in Wisconsin and if you get caught in a snow drift in a bad snow storm in the middle of nowhere you can be stuck for days before you get found if you have no cell service or your phone dies you have to be prepared for the worst and hope for the best
My 2017 Chevy Cruze... Tissues, paper towels (I eat in my car alot), a cloth to wipe the inside of the windshield, a 2013 American/Canadian Road Atlas, my chargers, hand sanitizer, extra masks. I believe that's it.
I've got a micro fiber cloth, aspirin, dashcam, face mask, charging cable and sunglasses in the glovebox. On the rear seat I keep a big umbrella, and reflective windscreen shade (if it's summer) In the boot I have a med kit, reflective vest, water bottle, waterless car cleaner, another microfiber, spare pair of glasses, kitchen roll, torch, and assorted shopping bags. Exciting stuff!
My car (Volvo c30 rDesign) has tools, coveralls, spare shoes, jump leads, snacks, cd’s, work clothes and boots, cleaning products, and that’s just what I can remember
Apart from my collection of about 100 MP3 Music CD's & half a dozen MP3 USB sticks (so I have plenty of choice of what music to listen to as I'm driving around) the only things kept in my car are plastic shopping bags, a couple of micro-fibre cloths, a pair of sunglasses & a can of de-icer - I can honestly say, that IS about everything that's kept in my car !!
Windshield reflector visor for keeping the car cool(er) during the summer, few empty plastic water bottles and old wiper blade that I keep forgetting to take out and throw away and packaging for the replacement in back seat. Trunk/boot has an air pump that runs off the cig lighter for if have an emergency, then the spare tire and it's tools in the hidey-hole. Mask and sun-glasses in the tray under the radio/console, bag of tobacco goes in and out if going to need to roll a cig at some point in the day but doesn't live there. '19 Nissan Rogue (sport). I try to keep my cars un-cluttered, but that habit only started after having a '91 Civic (hatch) and realizing it was full of trash after just a couple of fast-food bags, lol.
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My 97 Opel Astra in the boot: 4 instrument boxes countles wrenches and other tools, a few circular saws, spare clothes atleast 3 pears. Back seat snack wraps soda and energy drink cans, sleeping bag, fuses rags, and lightbulbs.
Mine is full of shopping bags, coats and jumpers and an outdoor foldup seat for if I find somewhere nice to sit and relax. I must remember to put my car blanket back in there. I took it out to wash it and never got around to putting it back in.
Drive everyday and I keep my car as clean as possible. Take out trash, put stuff away and clean it regularly. Yes, I'm one to also unpack my bags once I get home from traveling abroad...
First, I really wish I could get a Defender like that here. Living the dream Richard! I keep a first aid kit, rain coat, towels, umbrella, jumper cables, water bottles, emergency blankets, bug spray, sun screen and ponchos in my car. In the winter I'll add a snow brush/scraper. I keep it all in a bin in the back. Quite handy sometimes.
My Kia Rio 1.1 (occasionally passing Hammond around Ross) is essentially my camera bag/studio on wheels, with all the boots, hats and coats that may be needed for work too. And a vital bag of snacks!! Home from home.
my little 1991 mr2 project/daily driver has constantly got extra jumpers hats hoodies drink snacks hunt bolts recipts in it! shes pretty on the outside but clearly a daily on the inside
In my car right now: - a trash bin -my mail -a sword I need to finish - my belt knife - a Chinese ritual knife which was a memento from my late grandmother - some audio equipment - a few books - my armor I fight in. - some blacksmithing tools - some trash that missed the aforementioned trash bin.
My daily driver is a 1998 Defender 90. It is immaculate and has places for everything which in turn is netted. It gets properly used but has frequent body washes and interior cleans, hoovers and washes. My daily will be an SVO Defender 110. The 90 will be kept forever.
Mine is a 2016 GMC Terrain with the V6 engine and inside you will find everything you need to stay alive for at least two months, ranging from water to food, snacks to bedding, garbage cans to even umbrellas (since it's Vancouver)
My car has a medical dept, a music dept, an office/finance dept, a toiletries/beauty dept, a work clothing dept, a tool dept a cleaning dept and a water dept. All tucked away and tidy.:D
Camping folding armchair, battery operated coffee maker (with a stock of various wafers) and a tripod-based "table" are the things I use when I go on trips and end up somewhere with a long way back home ahead.
Smart ForFour the 115bhp version. I live in Denmark, it’s winter soon, so a few blankets, for me and the dog. Dog treats, money for coffee, extra clothes, cola, road salt/sand, a small shovel.
Mine's not worse, but I definitely keep a rain jacket, regular jacket, coat during the winter, blanket, coupons, and tools in there. It's just convenient and honestly planning ahead.
I've got a bunch of random bits from work. stuff that I find in apartments that were left behind by tenants. Several sunflower seed bags and fast-food wrappers that I clean out every two weeks
I don't use my car every day but I do use it for work delivering food for doordash. Just stuff that I need, umbrella, hand sanitizer, and of course jumper cables and tools in the back for when something goes wrong because its 24 years old now.
My car supplies consist of an air pump, tire iron, floor jack, jumper cables, shopping bags, sun shade, hand sanitizer, facemask, and a sun glasses clip for my glasses.
Mine has much the same junk in it, I’ve put a secure box in back to store important stuff in, but that’s full of junk too and if I want something out of the cubby box i have to shift a huge tangle of charger cables, parachord and lanyards! Fit a glove box Richard, because your not used to having one in a defender, when you do look in there it’s always a nice surprise to find something you thought you’d lost.
😂 😂 I have just sent this to my better half. Thank you very much for excusing many years of having ‘important’ items placed in their proper locations - hoody’s under the passenger seat etc. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
My Freelander has two fleeces , a coat, two hi viz, toolbox, pair of boots , receipts, phone chargers, glasses case, leaflets , books and stuff iv'e forgotten
Hammond! My wife and I share one vehicle, and the only things I keep in it are the owner's manual, registration, and a slobber towel for our beloved English Bulldog
used to be a sales representative for a pharmaceutical lab, inside the car there was always pens, samples, publicity material for the chems i was selling, blocks with receipts and bills and things related to the job,(aside from my coat, lunch and little bag of meds just in case) poor little Prius was like a mobile office, but at least i tried to keep it tidy and with order
My daily is immaculate. Inside the centre console are two pair of sunglasses, a pair of reading glasses, door hinge oil, a phone charger. In the back seat an umbrella and in winter a snow/ice scraper. In the cargo area (it's an estate), two blankets neatly folded a la James May, and in the storage bins on each side, a jug of washer fluid, a litre of motor oil and that is it.
I just have an umbrella, a hat, sunglasses, loose change, a little brush for cleaning dials, and the most important thing you could possibly have in an S4: a radar detector
Mine’s well populated with the stuff I use all the time, but I keep it in separate canvas bags to swap in and out. I have one that’s always in there and it’s like a recovery kit and first aid. Then I have a bag for woodworking tools, a bag of camping gear, and a bag of camera gear. I’ll put these in my car or remove them depending on what I’m doing that day.
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Did Hammond get kicked out of his house and he just doesn’t realize it yet
It takes time to accept the truth. It does seems like that
I want a Land Rover shaped closet too!
And in Jeremys car, a hammer!
@@OverlandTT no a selection of hammers from tack to 20lb Sledge all of them rusty from never being used apart from the Sledge hammer which is on its 33rd handle and 12th head
That's not a closet. That's a Land Rover shaped full size shed. Park it in any big city and it becomes a house and you can rent it when you're not driving.
Hey! You are that dude who is groovy with a guitar.
You are EVERYWHERE
Quite the mystery with that thumbnail!
Ye I know totally didn't expect it to be a defender.
🤣
I thought it was an acura integra
Thought it was James's favourite car, the Ford Scorpio..
😂
The only thing missing was a set of steps for him to get in it.
It's a landrover. You can park in next to a little stone in the field.....
@@markusmaier638 Or in a ditch🤣
@@paula200 Or, to make it the "Hammond way" upside down!
@@markusmaier638 True!🤣
@Steve Green I guess you are also vertically challenged? Glad it helped you sleep.
That medical department was missing a tooth whitening kit.
And Bandages for when the inevitable happens and it ends up on the roof
There was never ever actually any evidence of that ever been done. Only Jeremy saying that he did 🤣
And hair dye obviously.
You forgot the scissors so the paramedics don't have to use theirs.
and hair dye
Everyday tools, a fresh change of clothes if something unfortunate happens, tools, some nice shoes tucked under the seats, more tool, tools in bags (the fancy ones), power tools in plastic boxes and some basics as post it notes pens etc. but generally once a week an overhaul is needed to at least have a welcoming interior even if it doesn't last.
Meanwhile inside James car..
James : brush for cleaning, and that's it...
Don't forget the brush to clean the brush used for cleaning.
@@lesliepaulkovacs6442 😂💯
That's why they call him James Dyson occasionaly.
And keeping the vents exactly the same
Idk why but I’m reading it with the tone ‘meanwhile’ 🤣
Lol. Richard is doing what most Americans do with carrying everything they might need in their SUV. 🤣🤣🤣
Richard always was an American.
He is an American spy
Unexpectedly, this is Richard Hammond's tour of his wardrobe vs. a review of his Defender.
Hammond: You can’t keep a daily driver clean
James may: hold my brush for cleaning my air vents
My father has a 2021 Toyota Tacoma and he refers to it as his “mobile office.” So naturally filled with papers, various tools, and an ipad
Give it the beaannnssss!!!!
my dad has a 08 Tahoe LTZ and he has so many tools in there its crazy. man could build, break and fix an entire car with the stuff in there, but its all clean. literally everything is clean. hes crazy
Aren't your dads worried about stuff being stolen?
If it ever gets broken into that's a lot of money gone. We still empty the trucks of anything worth more than 25 quid if we're away from it for more than 6hrs.
@@oldbot64 he lives in a safe area in the mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania. Has never had any issues
My daily Land Rover is usually similarly messy. Add muddy boots, volunteer firefighter gear and delete the merchandise boxes. It's also usually muddy on the outside, because my gravel driveway is not as immaculate as Richard's.
Those old defenders are the most useful utilitarian cars ever made. Simple, easy to fix, rugged, practical, 4wd! Excellent Landrover really missed out on a giant market by not selling these anymore.
True
They were only selling about 20,000 cars a year towards the end of production sadly. They are legendary, even so.
now they arm for the more upmarket, making it look like every suv on the market.
Easy to fix cause they are always getting fixed
I'd like to imagine that Toyota looked and the Defender's potential and went "Hmm, I think they're on to something, lets make it more palletable to the mass market.", hence the undying versatility of the 4Runner.
Mine is a Series III of 1974 so I carry mainly tools and all kind of oils :-)
It wouldn't surprise me if James rocked up to Tesco's in a steam carriage .
He just uses an old Panda for daily driving 😁
Weirdly, contrary to his general image, James seems to like the more modern and hydrogen/electric cars these days.
or combine the two with the steam landrover like August ruclips.net/video/0DGtf7asP8I/видео.html
@@StreakyP how odd. My name is Ian Simpson too
Judging from Drivetribe and his own shows, I'd say James is easily the most up-to-date and modern of the three. He could probably de- and re-assemble the steam carriage while explaining how it works, but if you had not fallen asleep by then you'd see him drive off in a hydrogen car... :D
I daily drove an mx-5 for a while. It only contained an ice scraper for the windows, a lifehammer and the owners manual. That filled up all the storage space I had. It was great!
If Jeremy had looked in his Land Rover, he would have definitely found the teeth whitening kit in the glove box
and probably a lot of the Un Sold GT condoms
I can remember saying to myself when I was a kid in the 90’s they should make a 5 door van landy
I still love the fact that they are still going,even after the end of their era of Top Gear
Their greatest creation was themselves as a trio. No matter how mediums may change or companies may pivot, they will always have themselves and their passion to offer. That's special.
@@thomasramirez6956 Totally with you there
If you haven't seen their show on Amazon, grand tour. They ran the same format for multiple seasons and specials there too.
And going strong! Their last grand tour episode had quite the ending. 🤔
@@peterpowder8546 The Scotland one? What was the ending exactly?
4:15 Quality. Note the authentic 'Birmingham-screwdriver-rash' from the various door-edge component fittings : )
I would like to see behind the scene.
"Mindy holding a gun at him"
Was thinking the same thing
i'd say his entire family were holding rpgs onto him lol
I literally just emptied mine out for its MOT, found a set of bolt cutters I put in there a few months ago to return to my dad… he let me borrow them to cut a few screws protruding through the garden fence… glad I never got stopped.
Hammond's car is filled with merch,overall and boxes
Jeremy's range rover is filled with whatever prank was done
MEANWHILE James has a brush to keep air vents clean.
😂😂😂
So true😂
The brush is pretty useful tbh
🤣🤣🤣🤣
James must use the same brush for his hair.
My stinger doesn't get that bad, but that's after many years of working to get better. I keep a plastic shopping bag tethered to either the gear shift or glovebox to collect trash, and I take it out when it gets full. I also keep a couple of totes in the boot to help keep things organized and easy to add/remove.
So now we know that Hammond essentially drives a bunch of overalls around all day.
And shoes....
Kind of seems like the contents one would expect to find in a used Camaro.
Yep, but only clean and ironed.
When needs overalls, he can6find them in that mons6car so buys s new set, wears once, then they disappear into that mobile warehouse
And lots and lots of merch.
My Land Rover is similar.
Apart from the permanent stuff like a recovery kit, tool box, spanner set, cordless drill, air compressor, box of oils, box of what nots, I also have clothes, shoes, work boots, safety helmet, stationery, chargers etc in my Landy all the time!
😆
Let’s all be honest Richard has turned his beautiful Land Rover into a shed on wheels
he has enhanced it
Is that...*not* what a Defender is?
You are a man or you are not !
*Jimmy Broadbend intensifies
A Landrover is a lot, one of those a mobile shed, but beautiful? No. It never has been beautiful, and never will be.
I have a CVPI and it has a box full of hand tools, a box full of snacks, thermal blanket, jumpers, extra car parts, carb and choke cleaner, a can of Seafoam, a radio, a bag filled with extra clothing, and a sand bag for when I get stuck in the snow.
I wish I had a car similar to yours
Hopefully he doesn't have to take his daughters shopping again. They won't talk to him sadly🙁
that was just a bit. in one of the other drivetribe vids one of his daughters is holding the camera for him and doesn't seem upset at all
@@SamaelVR yea they are very sweet and nice. It was just for the bit though like you said, but I just wanted to make the joke.
@@arthurmorgan7642 roighto then
Don't worry, he HAS a plan.
a day later: "i just realized, i dont want to talk to you anymore"
Oh, Mindy, a man who can admit when he's wrong! To the WORLD! He's a keeper!
It's not THAT bad, Richard. I have a little trash can, a roll of paper towels, baby wipes (for my hands after stores and before eating if I hit a drive through) some car parts I need to return, a sweater, gum, quart of oil, 3 cd's and an emergency tire pump and air gauge. Oh, bungee cords, too!
Oh, and a cassette single of "IN YOUR WARDROBE" BY GENESIS! LAH LAH LAH, LAH LAH!
Congrats on your new show! You seem very excited for it and I am happy for you!
I bought a Miata as my daily and it fills up faster than an office trash can. The problem started solving itself the other day when a mcdonalds bag flew out the car when I had the top down.
The satisfying "Ah I've wondered where that's gone." when you clean out your vehicle.
My car is always clean, I have a few carefully selected items that I carry along but they are always nicely kept in the boot.
I desire one in that exact color.
Anything is a big car sitting next to the Hamster.
My Daily car is a Peugeot 107.
The backseats are folded down for more space. I need the space for Jackets,hats,towels,blankets,yoga mat,waterbottles, books,toolsbag,shoes in the front there is space for Cds,facemasks,soap,charger cables,shoes and socks, toy cars and cuddle toys as decoration...
And yes if its needed there is even space for passengers 😅.
I love my car and everything i need probably is in there. 🤷♀️
He asked what’s in ur daily driver, not what’s in ur apartment 😂😂
@@alaefarmestatesllc 😅
I own a Jeep so people clean my car for me when I don’t have a roof… they really do rummage around for tips though
You honestly think a multimillionaire actually cleans his own vehicle🤔
@@gavinwyllie7855 nah, I was just making a joke about how people steal change from my car sometimes
I always have in my 2004 Audi A6 Avant quattro:
- instant travel set: socks, boxer, T-Shirt, swim shorts (Passenger seat Box)
- charger cables & adapters for all phones (drivers door compartment)
- trash bin: emptied at every exit of the car (big drivers door compartment)
- fuel cards, tissues, hair clips & ties for HER (compartment under steering wheel)
- car papers and manual (leather case under steering wheel)
- coins and spare fuses (ashtray - I don't smoke)
- cutlery, napkins, sugar sachets, cream cups (middle arm rest)
- swizz pocket pliers-knife & sharpener, lighter, flashlight, Paper, pens, V-Cards (Driver seat Box)
- first aid kit, safety vests (Backseat Box)
- tow bar, shackles, Lashing straps (small bottom tray in the trunk)
- spare wheel, tow rope, 5m booster cable, ratchet box, 12V compressor, Jack, car specific tools, gloves
So my car is always clean, seats and trunk are empty although I have EVERYTHING an board ;-)
We use full-size pickups this way in the U.S. I love my truck.
I want that jacket!
There's a difference between using a car everyday and living out of it.
Small plastic crate in the boot containing: bottles of oil and water, jump leads, tow rope, blue gloves, occasionally a torque wrench if i've had a wheel off, a small ratchet strap, a few rags and a hi-viz. Then a raincoat, an umbrella, and a camping chair. Pretty minimal, and neatly organised...
Contents of my car this moment:
Enormous bag of clothes
Fretless bass guitar
Work boots & other shoes
Bottle opener & can of lynx (both came with when I bought it)
Laptop
Plus other general detritus
I keep the front of my vehicle (2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser) fairly clean, but I go do all manner of chores for my mother, go on hiking trips, and do some photography along the way. In it I have a small, overstuffed toolbox, a couple hammers, square, measuring tape, socket set, Dremel, drill, extension cord, Allen set, light modifier, tripod, shooting mat, ear muffs, soft cooler, machete, hatchet, work gloves, several kinds of flashlight, several jackets, a backpack full of ropes, pulleys, carabiners, first aid kit, saw, compass, cordage, Sam splint, rain pants, and other things I'm sure I'm forgetting. The storage compartment for the jack also has a folding shovel, soap, toilet paper, extra windshield wipers, high visibility vest, extension for the trailer light connection, more cordage, and zip ties. I've also got an extra camera lense, tissues, and a spare headlight bulb in the glove box. Oh, and there's a fire extinguisher under the driver's seat.
I keep a small paint brush to keep the air vents free of dust and perfectly aligned.
For sure. Off the top of my head I have like a set of old screwdrivers, a beach towel, a car tire inflator, a walking stick, some paper bags. And a snow/ice scraper that stays in there all year because I live in Minnesota.
"The only thing I keep in my car is a old paint brush which I use to clean the dust out of the air vents. I always keep the air vents in the central position, and if anyone ever moves them, I get angry"
I keep mine well organized and relatively clean with all the air vents facing forward. I keep a full spare, the lpg tank takes up that space, tool box, fishing gear, windshield washer fluid, a bottle of oil, a blanket, welding coat, mechanic gloves, and glass cleaner.
I have a 190e Mercedes 2.3 8v 1993
My daily driver is IMMACULATE. Never allowed the missus to drive it.
Mine just has gum in the glove box, water bottles in the doors and a flashlight in the console, very clean
Hammond's personality is as big and enjoyable as Clarkson's. We have been blessed to witness. Oh May is ok too 🤣
In my truck at the moment just went through it is a sunshade, tire pressure gage, 1 sweatshirt, 1 zip up fleece, 2 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of jeans, 1 leather belt, 2 carhartt t shirts, 2 pair underwear, 1 pair of steel toe boots, 1 tool box, 1 socket set, 1 jumpbox/airpump, 1 set of jumper cables, 2 ice scrapers/ brushes, 2 seat covers for the front seats, 2 first aid kits, 1 bottle of advil, 1 gallon of water, 2 boxes of granola bars, 4 usb-c phone chargers with cigarette adapters, 1 k&n face mask, 2 pairs of winter gloves, 1 soldering iron, 1 roll of solder, 1 volt meter, 2 boxes of electric crimp connectors, 1 spare turn signal bulb, 1 license plate bulb, 1 pair work gloves, 1 box of spare fuses, 1 blanket, 1 cigarette lighter powered heated blanket, 1 air mattress with pump, 100yds of paracord, 2 box cutters with a 100 pack of blades, 4 ratchet straps, 1 tow rope, 1 box of disposable hardwarmers, 2 flashlights, 1 android tablet, 2 baseball caps, and 1 winter hat.
I know I sound like a crazy person carrying all this stuff around but I live in Wisconsin and if you get caught in a snow drift in a bad snow storm in the middle of nowhere you can be stuck for days before you get found if you have no cell service or your phone dies you have to be prepared for the worst and hope for the best
Catch Hammond's new show here: bit.ly/HammondWorkshopYT
Awesome 🤩
Thought it said new shoe at first
It's a shame I've never seen his helicopter
Saw the bolwer upgraded gear sticks what other bolwer upgrades has the defender got 😳 👏
Saw the bolwer upgraded gear sticks what other bolwer upgrades has the defender got 😳 👏
My 2017 Chevy Cruze... Tissues, paper towels (I eat in my car alot), a cloth to wipe the inside of the windshield, a 2013 American/Canadian Road Atlas, my chargers, hand sanitizer, extra masks. I believe that's it.
Richard Hammond really should be the ambassador for Land Rover.
I've got a micro fiber cloth, aspirin, dashcam, face mask, charging cable and sunglasses in the glovebox.
On the rear seat I keep a big umbrella, and reflective windscreen shade (if it's summer)
In the boot I have a med kit, reflective vest, water bottle, waterless car cleaner, another microfiber, spare pair of glasses, kitchen roll, torch, and assorted shopping bags.
Exciting stuff!
For those of you who don’t know, Richard Hammond has been killing it late lately.
My car (Volvo c30 rDesign) has tools, coveralls, spare shoes, jump leads, snacks, cd’s, work clothes and boots, cleaning products, and that’s just what I can remember
“Very very Hammond…” most likely Jeremy Clarkson and James May
Apart from my collection of about 100 MP3 Music CD's & half a dozen MP3 USB sticks (so I have plenty of choice of what music to listen to as I'm driving around) the only things kept in my car are plastic shopping bags, a couple of micro-fibre cloths, a pair of sunglasses & a can of de-icer - I can honestly say, that IS about everything that's kept in my car !!
Richard what you say about new LADA NIVA TRAVEL?
Windshield reflector visor for keeping the car cool(er) during the summer, few empty plastic water bottles and old wiper blade that I keep forgetting to take out and throw away and packaging for the replacement in back seat. Trunk/boot has an air pump that runs off the cig lighter for if have an emergency, then the spare tire and it's tools in the hidey-hole. Mask and sun-glasses in the tray under the radio/console, bag of tobacco goes in and out if going to need to roll a cig at some point in the day but doesn't live there. '19 Nissan Rogue (sport).
I try to keep my cars un-cluttered, but that habit only started after having a '91 Civic (hatch) and realizing it was full of trash after just a couple of fast-food bags, lol.
I'm.. 50 a.n.d m.y. husband 54 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debt's. Currently living smart and frugal with our money.serving and investing life style in the stock market made it possible for us this early even till now we earn weekly. Thanks to fire movement.
I'm a young dad, I'm really glad to hear your story it inspires me.
What is fire movement please.?
@@jasonryan7795 Fire means Financial Independence Retire Early.
It's been a movement teaching people financial independence and how to retire debt free through solid investment and frugal lifestyle.
@@audreybutler1417 Your story is inspiring I'm 38 trying to achieve this goal you achieved.share some tips please so others can actually learn.
You haven't still share any idea on how you earn weekly.
@@CarolPLopez-qh9qj I can share some that helped me.
1:plan towards it.
2:be frugal and minimal on spending.
3:spend your money on investment.
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My 97 Opel Astra in the boot: 4 instrument boxes countles wrenches and other tools, a few circular saws, spare clothes atleast 3 pears.
Back seat snack wraps soda and energy drink cans, sleeping bag, fuses rags, and lightbulbs.
Girls have unlimited stuff in her purses, guys have cars.
Mine is full of shopping bags, coats and jumpers and an outdoor foldup seat for if I find somewhere nice to sit and relax.
I must remember to put my car blanket back in there. I took it out to wash it and never got around to putting it back in.
Drive everyday and I keep my car as clean as possible. Take out trash, put stuff away and clean it regularly. Yes, I'm one to also unpack my bags once I get home from traveling abroad...
First, I really wish I could get a Defender like that here. Living the dream Richard! I keep a first aid kit, rain coat, towels, umbrella, jumper cables, water bottles, emergency blankets, bug spray, sun screen and ponchos in my car. In the winter I'll add a snow brush/scraper. I keep it all in a bin in the back. Quite handy sometimes.
My Kia Rio 1.1 (occasionally passing Hammond around Ross) is essentially my camera bag/studio on wheels, with all the boots, hats and coats that may be needed for work too. And a vital bag of snacks!! Home from home.
I have a 2015 Chey Silverado 1500 I use the exact same way Richard uses his Defender for the struggle is real lol
my little 1991 mr2 project/daily driver has constantly got extra jumpers hats hoodies drink snacks hunt bolts recipts in it! shes pretty on the outside but clearly a daily on the inside
Jeremys drink rack in the back of the range is still one of my favorites
Im a dog walker with a 08' volvo xc70 d5. Its me, my partner and our daughter. Each of our seats is like our own personal office desk.
In my car right now:
- a trash bin
-my mail
-a sword I need to finish
- my belt knife
- a Chinese ritual knife which was a memento from my late grandmother
- some audio equipment
- a few books
- my armor I fight in.
- some blacksmithing tools
- some trash that missed the aforementioned trash bin.
My daily driver is a 1998 Defender 90.
It is immaculate and has places for everything which in turn is netted.
It gets properly used but has frequent body washes and interior cleans, hoovers and washes.
My daily will be an SVO Defender 110.
The 90 will be kept forever.
Mine is a 2016 GMC Terrain with the V6 engine and inside you will find everything you need to stay alive for at least two months, ranging from water to food, snacks to bedding, garbage cans to even umbrellas (since it's Vancouver)
My car has a medical dept, a music dept, an office/finance dept, a toiletries/beauty dept, a work clothing dept, a tool dept a cleaning dept and a water dept. All tucked away and tidy.:D
Camping folding armchair, battery operated coffee maker (with a stock of various wafers) and a tripod-based "table" are the things I use when I go on trips and end up somewhere with a long way back home ahead.
Smart ForFour the 115bhp version.
I live in Denmark, it’s winter soon, so a few blankets, for me and the dog.
Dog treats, money for coffee, extra clothes, cola, road salt/sand, a small shovel.
Mine's not worse, but I definitely keep a rain jacket, regular jacket, coat during the winter, blanket, coupons, and tools in there. It's just convenient and honestly planning ahead.
My car has a bin full of herding related stuff (boots, socks, whistles, various shirts, jumpers and jackets, as well as stock sticks)
I've got a bunch of random bits from work. stuff that I find in apartments that were left behind by tenants. Several sunflower seed bags and fast-food wrappers that I clean out every two weeks
When I had the 996, the only stuff I kept in the car was a cd folder with 100 CDs, and some cassettes :)
In the new Rav4 I only keep sunglasses.
Barbour waxed cotton jacket is a classic. The Land Rover Defender is my dream car and I love that color.
I don't use my car every day but I do use it for work delivering food for doordash. Just stuff that I need, umbrella, hand sanitizer, and of course jumper cables and tools in the back for when something goes wrong because its 24 years old now.
Used to be.
But then I learnt my lesson, made a vow, bought a brand new 2019 WRX and it has been immaculate (inside) ever since!
My car supplies consist of an air pump, tire iron, floor jack, jumper cables, shopping bags, sun shade, hand sanitizer, facemask, and a sun glasses clip for my glasses.
Mine has much the same junk in it, I’ve put a secure box in back to store important stuff in, but that’s full of junk too and if I want something out of the cubby box i have to shift a huge tangle of charger cables, parachord and lanyards! Fit a glove box Richard, because your not used to having one in a defender, when you do look in there it’s always a nice surprise to find something you thought you’d lost.
I've got jumper cables, wiper blades, vice grips, a handful of fuses, and a spare serpentine drive belt.
😂 😂 I have just sent this to my better half. Thank you very much for excusing many years of having ‘important’ items placed in their proper locations - hoody’s under the passenger seat etc. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Daily a 17 focus st. It usually has about 6b fishing rods, plus a bag of tackle. Absolutely need to keep those in there at all times
Oh hey, a Hammond video on Drivetribe. Nice. Been a while. I love May and all, but it's nice to have one of the other two make an appearance for once.
My Freelander has two fleeces , a coat, two hi viz, toolbox, pair of boots , receipts, phone chargers, glasses case, leaflets , books and stuff iv'e forgotten
My father had to sell his Defender last month. Kind of sad because he loves it so much..
land cruiser farm truck must have items include axe ,fencing wire, plyers, staples, hammer, strainers, spanners, screwdrivers, puncture repair kit, drag chain, recovery straps, ratchet straps, compressor . . .
Hammond! My wife and I share one vehicle, and the only things I keep in it are the owner's manual, registration, and a slobber towel for our beloved English Bulldog
used to be a sales representative for a pharmaceutical lab, inside the car there was always pens, samples, publicity material for the chems i was selling, blocks with receipts and bills and things related to the job,(aside from my coat, lunch and little bag of meds just in case) poor little Prius was like a mobile office, but at least i tried to keep it tidy and with order
My daily is immaculate. Inside the centre console are two pair of sunglasses, a pair of reading glasses, door hinge oil, a phone charger. In the back seat an umbrella and in winter a snow/ice scraper. In the cargo area (it's an estate), two blankets neatly folded a la James May, and in the storage bins on each side, a jug of washer fluid, a litre of motor oil and that is it.
I just have an umbrella, a hat, sunglasses, loose change, a little brush for cleaning dials, and the most important thing you could possibly have in an S4: a radar detector
Mine’s well populated with the stuff I use all the time, but I keep it in separate canvas bags to swap in and out. I have one that’s always in there and it’s like a recovery kit and first aid. Then I have a bag for woodworking tools, a bag of camping gear, and a bag of camera gear. I’ll put these in my car or remove them depending on what I’m doing that day.