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Use names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc

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I failed auto shop in 7th grade...I took the test on the names of the tools and used names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc.
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I failed auto shop in 7th grade...I took the test on the names of the tools and used names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc.
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I failed auto shop in 7th grade...I took the test on the names of the tools and used names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc.
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I failed auto shop in 7th grade...I took the test on the names of the tools and used names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc.
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Use names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc

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I failed auto shop in 7th grade...I took the test on the names of the tools and used names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A few of my favorite things...

POST 2Original post

Nice Goat! There was a blue one for sale on my street last weekend...If I only had one more garage bay...

POST 3Original post

Nice variety you have.

POST 4Original post

Love the Goat. How many miles on it? I always wanted one and almost convinced my Dad to buy one years ago. He got a Plymouth instead.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Jim, Goat has 56 k original miles, it had 3,500 when I bought it in 69.

POST 6Original post

Jim, There's one for sale on Laurelwood.

POST 7Original post

God. I'd love to have one of those. What would that be worth today? When I was up at the car show in Portland a month or two back I saw a bunch of them. Of course, my jaw dropped when a black one was being offered at $37,500. Not bad for a car that was about $4000.00 in 68. Nice cars Rick...

POST 8Original post

Yeh. A Lamborghini Muira was $20k in 1968...

POST 9Original post

Hey Lee... If I buy any more cars my wife would probably leave me...Hmmm!

POST 10Original post

I didn't even know what a Lambo was in 68...and 20K was what my Mom and Dad paid for their house down in the bay area!!!

POST 11Original post

I was an avid reader of R&T... I knew way more about euro cars than american cars. I failed auto shop in 7th grade...I took the test on the names of the tools and used names like spanner, ring spanner, prise bar, etc. Teacher didn't know what they were and flunked me.

POST 12Original post

I went to Katholic Skool and did nothing but draw car pictures from the time I was 12 till I was 17. I flunked everything.

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