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Trying to turn it into an E type?
mikephillips
Yoda
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Nope, hole on the other side and a long piece of string so you can tie them to your belt. Plus is everyone can hear you coming and run and hide if they want.
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Sponge Bob Square Pants get's a pair of Wranglers?
mikephillips
Yoda
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Besides, they saw how easy it was on MacGyver...
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Highway Patrol Officer: Sounds like you've got straight pipes. You know that's illegal, right? Me: You're welcome to take a look...
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?????
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What? You don't approve of a metric bolt in an old British car?
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Not automotive, but don't try this at home.
I have heard of someone using a 22LR round as a fuse in an auto. Probably related to this guy.
I have heard of someone using a 22LR round as a fuse in an auto. Probably related to this guy.
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At least the handles are insulated!!!!Not automotive, but don't try this at home.
I have heard of someone using a 22LR round as a fuse in an auto. Probably related to this guy.