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Old 07-01-2026, 04:19 PM
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I was on my way to work one morning and the truck in front of me just randomly dumped out a bunch of tools from underneath. Was that you? Luckily none of them kicked up (I hope).
Ive never dumped a bunch at once, but I have lost a couple of expensive tool truck wrenches.

One is still somehwere in the field behind my house. I had just gotten my 1943 MB running and was joyriding it offroad in the field. Tools floating around in the floor pan. The floor pan that had large rust holes in it........


I also am forever looking for my mag base light. Glad I am not totally alone.

A constant battle between myself and my wife is I like to keep new unused parts for my cars in the house. She contends they should go in the garage. I contend back that the garage is the twilight zone and I may never find them again. Do car parts go in the dining room? Maybe not, but at least I know where they are.

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