What do you keep in the Berlingo at all times?

[Gadgetman]

Sure everyone has a reflective vest, maybe fix-a-flat spray, windowwasher liquid, first aid kit, and spare bulbs, but...

What do you keep for those special occasions?

My winter gear...
Sleeping bag! Motor organisations recommend a blanket, but how many of those are really good enough? My sleeping bag is an old army-surplus with wood buttons(yeah, that old) and Kapok filling. (Kapok is plant fibres, and unlike most synthetic filling, this stuff retains a lot of its insulation power when wet. That could be a lifesaver if you're sweaty after failing to dig your car out of a snowdrift during a winter storm)
Snow shovel. (of course... )
Good headwear and gloves/mittens.
'Snow ladders' and quick-mount snow-chains.
Chem-lights.
A box of reuseable handwarmers (the kind with a metal disc suspended in a liquid. Good heat for 20 - 30 minutes, each. Those may ave your fingers from frostbite... )
A box of 'shake to activate' disposable handwarmers.
(They work for up to 12 Hours. Nice and cozy in the foot-end of the sleeping bag)

The chains, ladders and shovel are loose in the back, gloves are in the glove compartment, of course. The rest is packed in a big nylon bag, and is NOT removed from the car unless I'm really desperate for room, and only need to drive a very short trip.

I also have a normal blanket in the back seat. Never know when someone might need it. It's also useful for covering up all my junk.

On long trips in the winter, I always bring a thermos with Tea and food, of course.
(Storing water in the car is kind of stupid during winter)

[3rensho]

Reflective vest, original tools, small refrigerator, Garmin, video camera for windshield mounting, parking time indicator. The conditions here are not nearly as wild as yours.

[Gadgetman]

You don't have winters in Switzerland?

[ron]

You don't have winters in Switzerland?

They do,but yodel to keep warm.:whistle::thumbsup:

[Trevor]

Reflective vest, First aid kit, fire extinguisher, extendable wheel wrench, 2 ounces of baccy, a packet of fag papers and a lighter.
I don't go out in the cold

[chronyx]

All of my tools. I'd have no room for any of this stuff!

[Gadgetman]

I don't go out in the cold

I tried that solution one winter, but my boss got cranky...

Besides, after driving a Citroën GS for a couple of winters, nothing really feels that cold any more...
(Air-cooled engines and -20degrees Celsius is not a good combination.)

[Trevor]

I don't go out in the cold

I tried that solution one winter, but my boss got cranky...

Besides, after driving a Citroën GS for a couple of winters, nothing really feels that cold any more...
(Air-cooled engines and -20degrees Celsius is not a good combination.)

An advantage of being retired, no boss. Apart from Herself of course

[taxi]

Spare bulbs,fire extinguisher, first-aid kit, sick kit, fabric cleaner, odor-eze and a few cloths.

[addo]

I've got a PRV in the back presently. No other place to store it.

None of the safety stuff is mandated or even encouraged here. I carry some things like bulbs, a torch and fluorescent vest because it's common sense. Most of my cars have one of the old school sticky strip repair kits in them too.