Far too many games live in my trunk.  At any time there are usually around 30-40 games there.  Running by memory the currently list is roughly as follows:

In the Winsome Games case (yeah, they have their own case):

Dutch Intercity
Pampas Railroads
Wabash Cannonball
New York Central
Lokomotive Werks
Wooden Shoes & Iron Monsters
Landerbahnen
Lords of the Spanish Main

Anybody see the incongruity?  Yeah, Lords of the Spanish Main is the new love.  We finally played last Wednesday and I’m going to be doing my damnedest to get into fast rotation for as close to 2-3 plays per week as I can.  It seems more than worth it.  The Winsome Games are otherwise the games I’ve been trying to play most lately.  Recently that has mostly meant Lokomotive Werks and Wabash Cannonball.  My largest interests given the well establishe dplay history for the others are however are Landerbahnen, and Pampas Railroads.  I know of no other games like them and they hit solid nice-length sweet spots for me.

In the casrd-game case:

Hornochsen
6 Nimmt!
Wizard
Explosiv
Mu & Mehr
Mur & Lots more
Frank’s Zoo
Ebbe & Flutt
Gargon
Limits
Royalty

These mostly get left in the car these days, not through any grat fault of their own, but rather just that a 3rd game case along with a case of poker chips is a wee bit too precarious and fiddly and I just can’t be bothered.  In the case of Mu this is a particular shame.

In the main game tote:

Kaivai plus expansion
Clippers
Neuland (1st ed)
Container
Die Dolmengotter
Clippers
Medieval Merchant
King of Siam
Billabong
Wayfinder
Perudo
Through the Desert
David & Goliath
Die Sieben Siegel
R-Eco
Verrater
Meuterer
Wealth of Nations

Kaivai is still hoping for frequent enough play to establish a local player base equipped to play the expansion in fast rotation.  All the rest are either games in various stages of my fast rotation life-cycle, or are there to fill a specific player count hole (Medieval Merchant with 5 or 6, Clippers with 5, King of Siam or Billabong with 4, Wayfinder with 3 or 4, Through the Desert with 3 etc) etc). 

Oh, and lastly in the 18XX case are the three 1825 Units, all the kits and all three regionals.  They get fairly steady if low-rate play and are such nice little games.

I keep three large plastic tubs with lids in my trunk and one satchel for smaller games. The games in the tubs change around. Keep in mind I have a Dodge Dakota Quad Cab with a bed cover on it.

I don’t know if keeping games in the trunk is a good idea, especially here in Michigan. But I keep a gym bag and a small carry-all by the door at all times. Currently the carry-all has my latest purchases - Tinner’s Trail, Confucius and Airships. The gym bag has Oregon, King of Chicago, Monastery, Uptown and room for a couple more spur-of-the-moment grabs as I leave. I play in several diverse gaming groups, so sometimes I have to add party games, sometimes Warfrog longies and sometime oldies like PR, T&E, PoF. BTW, Stone Age will get here today, says FEDEX, so it will go in the big bag for tonight and tomorrow.

Kris, just try the PC version of St. Pete’s

http://www.westpark-gamers.de/index.html?/download/sp_pc_e.php

it’s free, and you’ll get all the experience you need of the game in the comfort of your home

dale

In my car is Jambo (with expansion) and Kahuna, in case my wife and I go somewhere and want to play a game.  There’s also a few Hex board printouts for paper and pencil (crayon actually) play with my son.

My wife’s car actually has a lot more.  She has Mr. Jack, Shazamm, various Mystery Rummies, Al Cabohne, a Chess/Checkers/Backgammon/Dominoes/Playing Cards travel set and many Haba tin games, including Rabbit Guessing, Jump-a-Sheep, Baren Blues, Monkey and Mouse Acrobat.  The Haba tins and the Chess set are to keep the kids occupied in restaurants when crayons and paper fail.

I usually keep a big leather tote bag (given to me by my wife especially for the purpose) by the door filled with games.  The games in it rotate, but right now usually include Wabash Cannonball, King of Siam, Railroad Tycoon (with Rails of Europe), Brass, Cowpoker, Fairey Tale, Masquerade, Condietierre (sp?), No Thanks, and Brawl.

Terry, you drive a Dodge Dakota?  A cosmopolitan gentleman like you?  I’m shocked!  :-)

I think the super-protective gamer in me would rebel at storing games in the trunk of my car.  Too much jostling, too much exposure to the elements.  I usually only take a few games to game day (which is always at a house well stocked with other games), nothing that I can’t carry in by hand in one trip.  Driving to the Gathering is another story, as I’ll fill up the back seat with boxes.  But even then, what I bring pales in comparison to most of my peers; I’ve yet to have to resort to a plastic tub and probably never will.

Now I know the reason why SUV are that popular over there ;-)