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  • Geri
    blob:https://forums.gunbroker.com/219f67df-12b9-4af6-b81d-3c3333e0e0c0


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  • Geri

    Sorry. can't post the photo.

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  • varian

    i'd say it was very rare then

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  • Ruger4me

    your links don't open and the url starts with the word "unsafe"...

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  • Geri


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  • varian

    since the young are metric are they possibly from south of the border and maybe an invasive specie.

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  • patt7638

    Even the cars made in the USA are made using metric measurements,

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  • Alpine

    Vise grip are pliers, and the open end are wrenches.

    So it has to be a mixed species mating, or a mixed metaphor.

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  • Ruger4me

    I think maybe the vise gripes "goes both ways"...

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  • Brookwood

    The proud papa was a monkey wrench! 😁

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  • Smitty500mag
    Brookwood: 31513368217755/comments/31513323103643

    The proud papa was a monkey wrench! 😁

    And Momma wrench doesn't know which monkey wrench is the father.

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  • Junkballer

    Poor little wrenches, they're too young to be eating nuts 🙄

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  • cbxjeff

    Right patt7638, I remember back in the late '70's when GM used both types of fasteners. WTH !

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  • Nanuq907

    I was working on my Land Rover the other day out in the yard, my faithful dog Mace at my side.

    My wrench slipped, I whacked my knuckles and dropped the wrench in the tall grass.

    I guess Mace could smell it, she sniffed around and found it for me. Good girl!

    I was so grateful I wrote a song about it.

    "A Grazing Mace, how sweet the Hound

    Who Saved a Wrench for Me....."

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