CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A couple of months ago, I cleaned the old (2000) Silverado out to trade it in, I have a pile in the garage where my wife's car is suppose to go! It will take a magician to get it back in the new (2014)Silverado. I have until October first to get her car back in the garage!!!

When I cleaned out "The Tan Tank" (1979 tan 4x4 Suburban w/325,000 miles on it) in 1999, It took 3 hours to get less than half of your stuff out! No money found, and just a few loose rounds of about 20 different ammos. And absolutely, no ties or dress cloths of any kind! Lots of dead flashlights. If I looked at the gas pedal, I could see the road going by! Maybe that hole is where all the good stuff went! I did cut the winch & mounting bumper and trailer hitch off.

Oh, the memories of trucks gone by!

Ivan
 
My wife is dying laughing! She agrees with me that you are my brother from another mother!
She did say that as tight as I am it would be very unlike me to misplace a 100 dollar bill.:D

Her final comment: " At least he cleaned out his truck."
 
I don't think you're telling us everything. It's hard to believe you didn't find at least one french fry and some ketchup packets in there! ... and no toilet paper??? :eek:

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Please don't tell us Old Blue is going away! I had the pleasure of making her acquaintance at the SWCA meeting in Baton Rouge. Did you forget to list the 2x4's tied to the roof!
Alas one has rotted off......
S&Wchad I forgot about the two rolls of shop towels :D
As far as the ketchup packets and french fries, since I went KETO I have not had the pleasure of fries and ketchup in several years so I suspect any that were left got purges in one of the periodic "front seat purges" when I needed space for a passenger
 
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