Early OEM Tool Kit
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Razor said:
It runs great except for the cracked block. I blame myself but I kinda think the block was cracked before I froze it. I am sure I didn't help it any but she will run again. Wes found a new block so either his 66 or the 64 can be fixed. Poser has a few F135 blocks out at his place too.
No real goodies unless you are a fan of mouse s#!t
I am glad Wes made the call on the toolkit...maybe I'll offer him a 45LV for it.
wesintl said:This lock was for the spare tire
http://risingsun4x4club.org/forum2/showthread.php?t=736&page=3
post number #22
Sorry Wes it was too easy
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Yeah.. So lets see, I pull into Hops and I hear this big hissing sound.. Hum I think maybe that's Treeroots tire going flat . As I walk around to the passenger side of my cruiser(drivers his) I go to find the leak. Hum. NOT his tires.. Maybe it's the sprinkler system in the grass right there. NOPE... I look at my front passenger tire. The hiss is louder and I find a dry rotted sidewall with air rushing out. Awe Fawk time for a beer. 
My spare is a Gates Commando which aint in that great a shape either.
After we closed down Hops there were quite a few of us left. I pulled the jack and since I decided to make the tool kit complete I put the tire iron in the canvas bag which is at home for safe keeping.
Subzali grabbed his and when he popped off the spare hub cap it had a little cheesy master lock. Oh.. I guess it did have a lock on it. :whoops: Can't find the Key. About to bust it off then Joe Calleja remembers he has a cruiser rim and factory snow tire in the back of his pickup. Sweet. It's flat though. Robbie and Uncle Ben had some air so while I was getting the old tire off I had to keep an eye on Ige. Something about trading treeroot hub caps for a powersteering box 
Thanks to the rising sun crew for another exciting evening 
Since the original owner said he could only remember using the yellow bottle jack once. I got to find out it works well the second time ;p
. As I walk around to the passenger side of my cruiser(drivers his) I go to find the leak. Hum. NOT his tires.. Maybe it's the sprinkler system in the grass right there. NOPE... I look at my front passenger tire. The hiss is louder and I find a dry rotted sidewall with air rushing out. Awe Fawk time for a beer. My spare is a Gates Commando which aint in that great a shape either. After we closed down Hops there were quite a few of us left. I pulled the jack and since I decided to make the tool kit complete I put the tire iron in the canvas bag which is at home for safe keeping.
Subzali grabbed his and when he popped off the spare hub cap it had a little cheesy master lock. Oh.. I guess it did have a lock on it. :whoops: Can't find the Key. About to bust it off then Joe Calleja remembers he has a cruiser rim and factory snow tire in the back of his pickup. Sweet. It's flat though. Robbie and Uncle Ben had some air so while I was getting the old tire off I had to keep an eye on Ige. Something about trading treeroot hub caps for a powersteering box Thanks to the rising sun crew for another exciting evening Since the original owner said he could only remember using the yellow bottle jack once. I got to find out it works well the second time ;p
Bling bling. Very nice thank you.
I found my post about the one that sold on e-bay.
Went for $599.
I found my post about the one that sold on e-bay.
Went for $599.
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Hi Thanks Wes one little question started A landslide. Great tool set I have A few but not in that condition. Has the hammer got #1 on the other side. The one I have has so it goes in position 1
Cheers Fred
Cheers Fred