What's in your "F"runk?

Nothing. I don't use it. Put everything (charging adapters, UMC, tire pressure gauge, etc.) in the "well" in the back. I suppose if I had the rear facing seats things might be different but as it stands right now I don't like the hand prints that get on my black hood when closing the hood using the approved method.

Mike

Nothing for me as well. The occasional grocery bag and clothes when on a trip.

Full size 19" wheel and Michelin Primacy tire

Small insulated lunch bag, empty. Never know when I might buy a fish or some coral....

Emergency reflector triangle and folding shovel in the microwave; a Pelican case with quadcopter in the main frunk bay. Lots of space left for whatever.

Add me to the list of: I've never opened it.

My pilot gear, emergency roadside kit, tire inflation kit and my 14-50 30 foot extension chord.

It actually aggravates me when i have to open it to show Tesla noobs the frunk space. I'm thinking to myself the whole time "...damn it I'm gonna have those greasy palm prints on my hood..." LOL

Tesla could fix that by having an electronic closing/latching mechanism on the front like on the rear hatch...

Mike

NOLA_Mike said:

It actually aggravates me when i have to open it to show Tesla noobs the frunk space. I'm thinking to myself the whole time "...damn it I'm gonna have those greasy palm prints on my hood..." LOL

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Paint armour compatible detail spray works just fine for me at car shows. Also I didn't make the mistake of getting a dark colour

One soft sided cooler box. That's it!

NOLA_Mike said:

"...damn it I'm gonna have those greasy palm prints on my hood..." LOL

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While I rarely use the frunk due to seeing the dreaded crease starting to form, when I do I grab my small microfiber cloth jammed up in the space under the touch screen. If I need to open the frunk, I just grab the cloth and use it when closing. It;s just big enough to allow me to put my hands in the proper positions. Also very helpful on a hot sunny day. The dark green can get painfully hot for bare hands.

As for what I keep in the frunk, things I almost never need so I don't have to open it...

-an insulated bag for the very rare occasion I get cold groceries and don't drive directly home

-two oversized black towels and short flat bungee cords that perfectly wrap around the headrests, holding the towels on the seats. If for some reason I'm totally filthy/sweaty/wet and dont want to nasty up the seats, I can just cover them. This has only happened once but I was damn glad I had a towel to cover the seat.

-a basketball
-charging adapters
-any tools and supplies I'm currently using while modding my car. (drill, wires, quick connectors, etc...) Much easier than putting them away after every use.
-shovel and lye

Just kidding on the shovel and lye.

A tire repair kit, w/air compressor, patches, and high quality tire pressure gauge. I do use it for groceries when I have a usual load of 3-4 bags, which fits nicely without worrying about the eggs flying across the rear trunk. I also love using the frunk as a conversation starter.

Came in very handy when I traveled with my daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter, but other than that one trip it has not been used in 2 years and I do not leave anything in it.

FLDarren said:

-a basketball
-charging adapters
-any tools and supplies I'm currently using while modding my car. (drill, wires, quick connectors, etc...) Much easier than putting them away after every use.
-shovel and lye

Just kidding on the shovel and lye.

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don't forget that body I saw in there..

I keep a duffle with my bee suit and gloves, and a box with all my beekeeping equipment. Don't want the smoker stinking up the inside of the car!

Cold weather gear, Asolo Fugitive GTX GoreTex Hiking Boots, Wool Socks, Fully loaded - 4100 cubic inch -Eberlestock F4 Terminator Tactical Pack, MRE's, and security related items. NEMO MultiCam Tactical Super Bivy, Down ECWS Sleeping bag System, Multicam GoreTex Jacket and pants, flashlight, golf stuff, shorts, golf socks, gloves, shoes. Racketing cargo straps, bungee cords. and Class III ecohitch receiver/adapter. Its tight, but it fits.

I keep all my charging apparatus in the rear "well" - 100 feet 10 gauge lighted extension cord, 50 feet of 50AMP NEMA 14-50 extension cord (new style dryer plug), multiple electric adapters (NEMA 5-15, NEMA 5-20, NEMA 10-30, NEMA 14-30, NEMA 14-50, SAE J1772 & Shore Power to NEMA 14-50 dog bone & NEMA 10-30 to NEMA 14-50 Dog bone) and 50 feet of 30 AMP 240/30AMP camping extension cord (old style dryer plug). zip tied Chargepoint and other electric pay per use systems attached to the adapter bag. Just need the CHAdeMO adapter and I will have most options covered.

Tesla Frunk organizer with Tire inflation kit inside with a few microfiber cloths. The Cargo net creates a tightly held elastic net between the frunk organizer, where I have some "Invisable Glass" cleaner for inside glass and some Rain-x glass cleaner for exterior windows and panoramic roof and a few more microfiber cloths. I love finding really beautiful places to clean my windows, the antithesis of cleaning them the old way, at a gas station!
Btw, does the Tesla Frunk Organizer fit in the new D frunk?