Airstream tools / accessories?

[ATRFC]

My parents recently purchased an Airstream and they asked for some tools or something along those lines for Christmas. Something useful in the Airstream. Any suggestions on what I could get them?
I was thinking about a tools set with wrenches, screwdrivers, socket set; maybe a flashlight / lantern? Any ideas would be appreciated.

[Grandpa]

In addition to what you all ready mentioned, jumper cables, Hi Lift jack, or hydraulic jack.

[CozInCowtown]

Originally Posted by Grandpa

In addition to what you all ready mentioned, jumper cables, Hi Lift jack, or hydraulic jack.

+1 what Grandpa said, good ideas.
Lowes, Ace, Home Depot, Sears Hardware all sell "home tool kits" in plastic case that would travel well and keep everything organised.
A tire jack, 4-way and air pump might be something also.
A couple of Coleman lanterns and Coleman stove are a must have for any camper. I like white gas models (DualFuel) but propane is very popular along with camp chairs.
Don't forget a good axe also.
DC

[ATRFC]

Thanks for the suggestions. Are axes and knives anything to be concerned about when traveling to Canada? I've never personally camped outside the US.

Does anyone have experience with the Coleman Quad LED Lantern?

[wvbreamfisherman]

A good floodlight that runs off either it's own battery or plugs into the vehicle is handy too for emergencies.

Heavy duty breaking bar (swivel) with a pipe to extend it and a socket that fits the trailer lug nuts is something I always carry. Trailer lugs can get very rusty and sticky over time.

A propane torch to heat the nuts, and can of penetrating oil (DON'T use penetrating oli near an open flame!!!) can be a life saver.

[CozInCowtown]

I do not think an axe would be a problem as long as it is secured in the camper and not being used as a weapon.
I do not know that though, when dealing with the gubberment.....just saying.
Same with pocket knives, steak knives, hunting knives but what about "survival" knives....?
DC