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posted by  hairy apple on  Sat Jul 17 03:37 CST 2010
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On Friday, I had a brief respite from work and decided to waste some of my time going to an estate sale in Woodbury, Ct. I got there early and discovered I wasn't nearly early enough but I did manage to buy a spotless and almost never used 18v cordless Milwaukee Sawzall for $75. While I was walking around a fellow came up to me and asked if that was my Volvo parked on the road? He continued "I used to be into 1800's and I still have a tranny for one" I said "well I just bought one a while back so I'm not really interested" he said "Oh, I was going to give it to you" That statement changed my perspective and I went off to pickup a rather greasy, but complete, M41 D type. Nice guy, pleasant drive and all in all not a bad day.






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