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:cwl: that is hysterical!Not in my JL but when I was poly filling my speaker bar in my JK I found a set of chop sticks - that rattle was annoying as frick and could never find it.
Jeep left me a few goodies. This banged up pen was in my backseat fold seat hinge and this red dust cap under the front drivers seat. Gives it that "personal touch" :cwl:
Anyone else find anything leftover from the factory workers?
So, you found an a$$hole in you jeep? I found one in your jeep too!I found this weird thing in my Jeep. http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/012/748/circle.jpg
There are two types of people in this world. The one that chuckles at the circle game meme and the one that gets offended over it.So, you found an a$$hole in you jeep? I found one in your jeep too!
Thanks for the clickbait!
Yes I've found old beer cans in walls also, the real thick Rheingold ones that you need a can opener to open both ends with. Still have them.I've never found any surprising things in a new vehicle that I bought. On the other hand, I've found some things in the attics of houses that I bought that impressed upon me the "quality" (or lack thereof) of the workers involved. Beer cans in the attic and in the walls... Fast food / take-out containers... And some people have found rather disgusting items that the workers left.
I haven't dated any mechanics. I probably should have since I keep breaking nails working on my cars.So, I guess you were never were warned about dating aviation mechanics -- anything that doesn't move gets riveted.
Just yanking your chain about the rivet in your nose... I'm a pilot and aircraft owner and know a few aircraft mechanics. It seems that they are always either drilling rivets out of things or putting rivets into things. Or complaining that there is no room to work under the panel for various aircraft (mine especially).I haven't dated any mechanics. I probably should have since I keep breaking nails working on my cars.
LOL. I forget about the piercing.Just yanking your chain about the rivet in your nose... I'm a pilot and aircraft owner and know a few aircraft mechanics. It seems that they are always either drilling rivets out of things or putting rivets into things. Or complaining that there is no room to work under the panel for various aircraft (mine especially).