Had a regular customer come in today and took some pics of his car. He’s a mechanic and has a collection, but this one is particularly nice.
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We are a small wholesale tool store in downtown Kansas City. My great grandfather started this business 81 years ago. We specialize in quality American made hand tools.Recent Comments
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I remember way back when in the years of 1968 and or 1969, when the local Chief Pontiac delership had six of the Firebirds, in the Pontaic Orange, straight from assembly plant, NEW!
The orange shade of the Firebird reminded me of the Cheverolet 283 Orange Engine Block paint of the 1960′s.
Was not, want not!
A efficent way to run a business.
Reference to Block One above with the red astrict.
I think this answers all!
Paragraph three should read WASTE, not WAS.
A Senior Moment!
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