Kit List

Given that I'd be driving a sub $1000 - I knew from the start that I'd be driving an 'reliably suspect' vehicle.  With that in mind, if I were to get stranded - my escape plan has always been to scrap the vehicle and hitchhike/greyhound it back to civilization. This also curtails the amount of stuff I bring with me.

Here is my kit list, more or less:

Bags:

• Rucksack
• Back pack (this is essential. Initially I planned on using a shoe bag for my laptop but I am sooooo glad I brought this).
• Some shoe bags (used for organizing - I hang them behind head rests.

Sleeping:

• 3/4 length Therm-a-rest
• Silk sleeping bad liner (great for sleeping in if it's hot)
• 0º MEC Raven down sleeping (I generally sleep with the zip full open and use it like a duvet)
• MEC inflatable pillow

Cooking:

• MSR Dragonfly stove (probably overkill for this but it's what I had) - I use white gas but can use a variety of fuels in a pinch. The main issue with the dragon fly is the noise - it's not very covert. Sounds like a small jet engine).
• MSR water filter (use it to stock up on water when I'm out in the sticks)
• 2 small hiking pots/tiny frying pan
• Spork
• Knife
• Nalgene (additionally I have 3 jugs of water. 1 4L jug is drinkable - the rest I use for washing/coolant etc)

Clothing: Most of my clothing I chose is old and disposable. I did this in case I needed to ditch it for whatever reason or make a change (ie. I've been thinking it would be nice to buy more lightweight merino t-shirts, as they can be worn longer without washing).

• 2 pairs shorts
• day shoes
• 1 pair jeans
• 1 rain shell
• a bunch of underwear/socks (7 pairs?)
• t-shirts
• a bunch of running gear (few pairs of shoes/shirts/shorts etc)

Toiletries: (I keep a lot of these in my day bag - so I don't need to remember to bring them)

• Toothbrush/tooth paste
• Soap
• Deodorant 
• $4 Flip flops (for the showers)

Electronics:

• Laptop for work
• Cellphone
• GPS Watch (running)
• Camera

Misc:

• Wet wipes
• Fabric Frebreeze
• Shoe box (used as my pantry)
• Laundry basket (used as my closet)

I think that is most of it. I'll add to it if I notice any glaring omissions.

Here are some pictures:

Side view. Pretty innocuous...even with the door open.

Interior. Trying my best to run a tight ship.

I have a lot of room. I'm 5'10" and can easily stretch out laying down.