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Old 03-31-2016, 09:22 AM   #64
67ChevyRedneck
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Re: Ever lost a tool, then FOUND IT a long time later...

Bringing this back up because I did it again...

I dropped the truck around October last year. I still hadn't relocated the rear shocks yet because of those stupid rivets (fuel tank was in the way.)

The wood in the bed is pretty much trashed (almost 20 years old) so a light came on, just cut the boards, they need to be replaced anyway. I had the stupid rivets off in minutes.

Got out my camera to take pics... and saw a wrench that I had been missing for quite some time, just chillin' on the bolt I left it on. I haven't driven the truck a ton since last october, but I've put at least 1,500 miles on it
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