Packing the truck for the first time

I am having a hard time deciding what I NEED on the truck. And space is becoming an issue. We finally had to decide to buy whatever else we need while we are on the road.

MY QUESTIONS:
1. What is the most useful thing on your truck? Besides the driver of course.
2. What is in your tool bag?
3. What is the healthiest meal you can make from truck stop finds?

If you want to know what we are up to read below....

EXPERIENCE LEVEL: We camped for two weeks once and we survived so this should be a fun adventure.

FOOD: I picked up a pretty big refrigerator with a separate freezer. My dispatcher was clowning me about how big it is. But, I don't care. I would rather have a fridge than a passenger seat after all the junky food I had to endure during training.

No more hot dogs EVER again... Just saying.

So I have been food prepping and so far have made burritos, chili, salads, and snack bins. I am a not sure what else travels well. We went to Cabelas and picked up an air sucker machine to bag up our food.

I packed peanut butter, ham and cheese, bread, soups, protein mix and fruit.

Trying to keep as healthy on the road as possible and eat the kind of food I eat when I am home.

CLOTHES: This closet is killing me! I am hoping to keep at least 7 outfits with me at all times. Not sure where my husband is going to store his stuff. Hahaha

TOOLS: I picked up a hammer, bolt cutters, screwdrivers, etc. I am sure I am missing at least half the stuff I need. Thankfully I can pick up what I need at a hefty markup in any Love's along the way.

BEDDING: Mattress toppers and comfy sheets. Our everyday pillows and favorite blankets. Thought about buying new but we had so much at the house. Already decided that we are prepared to buy a Tempur-pedic mattress if we can't sleep this week even if we have to find it on the road before we get home.

THE TRUCK: The truck it's went through he shop for another once over. It looks great. I cleaned it out and polished the inside looks awesome.

 

The food looks like this.

 

Those are egg, ham, spinach, and cheese breakfast burritos. I sucked the air out and put them in the freezer.

 

Thank you! Our route is 5 days out and two days home. So we are trying to keep enough food to not starve handy then picking up fresh veggies if our trailers aren't ready at a terminal. Or maybe have pizza delivered.