Pics of the FAK that my gf purchased in Switzerland for me. Sorry, no part number, she threw the receipt away... 
It has a piece of velcro on the back, probably so you could mount it to the back of the access panel or something.

It has a piece of velcro on the back, probably so you could mount it to the back of the access panel or something.
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I have the warning triangle on my US-spec car as well (purchased from someone on the forum), along with the parcel shelf (purchased before MINI banned them from the US), and the pre-'05 euro arm rest (purchased from Germany).Originally Posted by daflake
In Germany we have those and a warning triangle that mounts up under the boot shelf.
I have no idea why MINI wouldn't have just included the warning triangle and first aid kit in the US-spec cars. They're quite useful to have for emergencies!
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I agree, you think that it would be a normal accessory. What is in the long portion of that FAK? Here in Germany we are now required to carry a visibility vest (just found out yesterday). Is that in there?
In the long part of the FAK: Scissors, Triangular Bandages x2, Wound Compresses x2, First Aid Dressing x 3 (looks like a few rolls of gauze), Burn Dressing x2 (looks like a couple rolls of tighter mesh gauze), Square shaped Burn Dressing x1, and instructions for use.
In the bottom (shorter) part of the FAK: Adhesive Bandage 8pc, Disposable Gloves x 2pairs, Elastic Bandage x 5 (more gauze rolls?), First Aid Blanket, and Adhesive tape.
Aw man, no drugs...unlike the kit for my w123 Mercedes.
In the bottom (shorter) part of the FAK: Adhesive Bandage 8pc, Disposable Gloves x 2pairs, Elastic Bandage x 5 (more gauze rolls?), First Aid Blanket, and Adhesive tape.
Aw man, no drugs...unlike the kit for my w123 Mercedes.

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Look like Franz Kalff makes both kits. They also make the kits that I have at the office as well so they are very popular here.
http://www.franzkalff.de/
The green TUV kit is the one in my wifes car. There are different requirements (spoke to a German driving teacher friend of mine) between countries so he thinks that it is a content difference. More than likely that is all but it is cool to see another style for sure.
http://www.franzkalff.de/
The green TUV kit is the one in my wifes car. There are different requirements (spoke to a German driving teacher friend of mine) between countries so he thinks that it is a content difference. More than likely that is all but it is cool to see another style for sure.
