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What needs to be in the essential trunk tool kit? 200 1990

posted by  Bonzo on  Tue Dec 26 15:16 CST 2006
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i really agree with the idea that sometimes the most important things aren't the tools themselves. That being said i for one can vouch that a decent lead pipe/breaker bar can come in a lot of handy. Tires, bolts, ravenous wild cats, etc.. I think this was a great thread and have copied down most of it to get together for this summer.
Thanks!
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'86 244 160k, 88 245 185k, 90 245 153k, 90 745 waiting for me to fix






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