Best tools to keep on hand

So my criteria is "anything goes so long as it doesn't make it look like a hoarder truck"... So everything has to fit in compartments or in other storage stuff (like the swing case and a bed-rail mounted 40cal ammo case)

Swingcase:
20ft tow strap
D-ring tow hitch
Chain
Ball tow hitch
Rope
Air compressor
Safety vest
Flares
Snap-lites
Garbage bags
Hatchet
Saw
Fire starter
Duct tape
Mechanics wire
Dry-packs (silica gel)

Ammo case:
Bungees
Ratchet straps

Bed:
2.5 Gallons gas
Shovel (W)

Console:
Markers
Glass breaker
Utility knife
OBD

Jump-seat tool bin:
Wire strippers
Knives (Assorted)
Head-mounted flashlight
Gloves
Hex set
Torx/Star set
Socket set
Crescent set
2x phillips screwdriver
2x standard screwdriver
Channel-lock
Big vice grips
Small vice grips
Crowbar
Diagonal Cutters
Scissors
Adjustable wrenches
Electrical tape
Soldering iron
Solder
Tire repair kit

Cabin / Back-of-seat:
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Baofeng HAM radio
Baofeng no-battery back (direct to 12v power)
Lifestraw
Flashlight
Lithium battery jump kit
Umbrella
Emergency blankets
Heat packs
First aid kit
Hammock / Bug screen

The baofengs are dirt cheap on Amazon, and I figure even if you're not a licensed ham, if it's an emergency, having a fairly high-power handset is worth it - they have to come rescue you to fine you, after all.

 

I agree. Everything has to have a place.

 

The best tools to have on hand are the ones you'll need when you don't have them with you.

 

Jesus dirtymike, that's more firearms then all of the Canadian armed forces have. jk.

 

Not pissed , my gov doesn't " own me " and you couldn't pay me enough to trade you places , sounds like you live in a great spot though

 

Who can run faster?

 

Wait a minute...

 

hmm, I would say the bear.