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Expedition gear
Various recovery gear bags, repair tools, and emergency items. A Coleman PowerChill keeps food nice and cold for several days.
Electronics
ScanGaugeII, Garmin 276c gps, Factory navigation, Midland 75-822 CB with a Wilson 5000 w/short-load whip, iPod, extra 9v outlets.
ARB gear bag
I needed a place to keep my misc. gear I had in the rear hatch side compartment in my old truck since I have the subwoofer there now. I bought an ARB gear bag, they run about $50. Everything I had loose in the back of the new truck fits in perfectly: a few "street rescue" straps, first aid, gloves, hatchet, knife, no-battery LED flashlight, a tire pressure gauge in one outside pocket, and shackles in the other.
The inside liner for the main pouch is removable so you can wash it out. It's pretty heavy duty and has a padded shoulder strap. This bag complements my Hi-Lift Off-Road Kit and Overland Warehouse Recovery Kit nicely.
ScanGaugeII
I added a ScanGaugeII, which is an OBDII code reader that can also display up to 4 parameters as a digital gauge. I used a BlendMount to attach it to the rear view mirror.
 
Fire Extinguisher
Husky Liners
ProClip CB holder
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