Pulled off the door panel to repair the handle and for the first time in several years emptied the pocket. Junk box?

What’s in yours?

Element fire extinguisher and my "real" license plate since Indiana allows me to display a year-of-manufacture plate but issues a current plate that has to be with the vehicle.

Not much. Users Manual (mainly for fuse box diagram), two old maps (WHY am I keeping them?), and current maintenance log sheet (when filled add it to the binder started in 1974 and put a new one back in the pocket. Also a screw that came from SOMEWHERE but haven’t figured out where yet.

Thanks for asking, I found a $20. bill

Owner's manual, two pairs of women's panties, bottle of scotch, and a finger.

Owners Manual and Dr. 914's book of 700 914 tips. That's it, nice and clean.

Ansbacher

Whose panties? scotch empty/full? finger??

All reasonable excepting the latter

If you are a Dental Floss tycoon, that would explain the finger.

Ammo

What pocket. I ain't got no stinkin' pocket.

^ Have thought about this, if only to get more elbow room and discourage resting my arm there. Way too easy to do so.

Great sense of humor

Hmm, I wonder what the ideal 914 door pocket kit would include?

fire extinguisher
tow strap
kitty litter
D-jet guide
AAA card
bus pass

+1, can I add a bike rack and your 2 wheeled bike for those emergencies

You really think he is joking???

Tried to buy ammo lately? it is a joke!

Cotton diaper (for the car, not me...yet), face mask, an old relay, a couple of photos I thought I had lost and a pair of string back driving gloves. My owner's manual, original and with service records, is in the filing cabinet in my den. When I was in college at San Jose State back in the 60's, some asshat stole the original owner's manual from my '59 Bugeye Sprite. Never forgot that lesson.

Flashlight, fuses, idle jets, screw driver to take them out, owner’s manual