Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools
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Le Mans Master
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Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools
Bubba's next two most valuable tools (after the hammer and a bigger hammer!):
WD-40 and duct tape.
If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40.
If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.
WD-40 and duct tape.
If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40.
If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (Jim Shea)
Now Jim, where would the big dull brick chisel fall into this pecking order. It's used for things that should have moved but were made permanently attached in some fashion, usually welding. ;)
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (76Frankenstein)
:confused: weld? To permanently attach things, I use a drill and big sheet metal screws w/fender washers.
Racer
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (vettfixr)
I believe in recycling - generally, I use the ones I find in the old cabinet in the corner of my garage (left by previous owner, who had an automobile inspection station there in the 40's-50's). Beautiful patina and old world craftsmanship obvious in every flake. :D
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (paul67)
PAUL! I believe you staged that! You left the prybar out..........lol jim
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (paul67)
Jim,
I am the master at that game. You know I just did the upper steering column bearing on my 1967 today. This is what I used.
I am the master at that game. You know I just did the upper steering column bearing on my 1967 today. This is what I used.
Eddie
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (RHD '68 L89)
You left out the baling wire as well!
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Re: Bubba's Next Two Most Valuable Tools (76Frankenstein)
I believe in recycling - generally, I use the ones I find in the old cabinet in the corner of my garage (left by previous owner, who had an automobile inspection station there in the 40's-50's). Beautiful patina and old world craftsmanship obvious in every flake. :D
HEY, MY garage resembles that remark, I have 3 large drawers plug a large enough oak drawer box full of odd bolts from 40++ years of car hobby, and many many many a Pontiac.......I have enough hardware to make a Pontiac from the 60-70's...easy, maybe two of them....
GENE
