What do you keep in your sub-frunk?

[Mcgyverrod]

I keep my level 1 charger cable in it along with a folding shovel and small ground cloth. I will also keep my NACS Tesla adaptor in it if it ever comes (ordered w/Ford 2/25/24)

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[JRT]

Ford portable charger, 110v 25 extention cord and NEMI 14-50 25' extention cord. The 14-50 cord is really nice and useful with trips to my mom's house.

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[The Weatherman]

All things portable charging.

 

[J2Flash]

I keep equipment for day tripping in the Napa Valley and Sonoma Wine Country.
Enjoying some good wine tastings and the food on the road!

- 32qt Electric cooler to keep water, wine and drinks cool
- induction burner and skillet, cover
- Picnic gear, plates, knives , fork, thin lightweight cutting boards - stashed in vertical storage netting along back wall of frunk.
- all in black covers
- mobile charger and A2Z Tesla Adapter in lower compartment

 

[John Becker]

I keep nothing in my frunk. I routinely use the "sub-frunk" for purchased items that shouldn't slide around or fall over. All my "junk" is stored under the rear seat.

 

[Upstate]

Cables extension cords and adapters, mostly. When Ford finally replaces the Tesla Adapter they told me not to use, that will go in there too. Oh, and thank to this thread, I'm moving the straps and bungees to that space too! We are still waiting for the right occasion to use it as a cooler too.

 

[Heliian]

As a winter dweller, I keep emergency use items in there. I don't like to scrape all the snow off the hood so I don't use the frunk as much. Jump pack is inside the truck to stay warm.

 

[Jseis]

So much junk in the frunk, haven’t had time look downstairs.

 

[nodoubleg]

I keep a portable EVSE, 14-50 extension cord (which I’ve only used camping, or in the U.P.), kinetic recovery rope and soft shackles in the bed, mounted on BuiltRight bedside panels. Additonal stuff goes back there depending on the trip/season. Behind the back seat I’ve got a first aid kit, and not much else, honestly. The lariat amp and sub back there kinda makes it less useful. I might have to experiment with mounting stuff to the seat back.

I keep the main frunk area empty for groceries/etc, or I’ve got a compressor fridge cooler up there. In the sub-frunk, I have stuff I don’t use often, like a hitch, some never-used bungees, some cleaning wipes. For a while I had some extra flip-flops stashed in there, but those are less useful in the winter
When I’m towing our travel trailer, I’ll put the chocks, leveling blocks, and tools up in the frunk, so I guess that’s why I also stash a hitch up there.

In my Jeep I found the lower compartment in the rear not useful, as I usually had a bunch of stuff (tools and parts) loaded in the rear, making that area useless. I think I only have extra zip ties under there. I think that habit has carried forward into how I use the frunk in the Lightning.

I also like having the sub-frunk empty enough that I can flip the panel up to use it as a divider/stabilizer without having to shove a bunch of crap around in the truck.

When the seasons change and I start flipping the bedside panels around again, I’ll probably re-evaluate this again.

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