Packing with old Iron

[ssdave]

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[Roberts210]

Good on ya Dave!!

 

[tin medic]

Woohoo.

 

[ndnchf]

When I saw the title, my mind went in a different directions

 

[d42jeep]

You could have thrown in your cast off Snap-on with my recent Plomb purchase. Maybe next time.
-Don

 

[leg17]

are you "huz-yur-tulz" on eBay?

 

[SgtHawkUSMC]

When I saw the title, my mind went in a different directions

Lol My thoughts exactly. I was going to post almost the same pic of my 30/30 pre-64 Mod 94 and my Ruger .357 single action...

 

[AlBrown252]

When I saw the title, my mind went in a different directions

mine too

 

[crguy]

I admit it. I'm easily amused sometimes.

I had a fellow poster on here bought some older tools from me. Most of a flat rate box. Not quite full though. Could have filled it with more packing paper, but that's boring. So, I went to my scrap iron, pulled out old looking pieces and added them until the box is full. Maybe he'll be more interested in them than I was. Some Tiger sockets, some Blackhawk, some that I think are Bog, some Chrome Vanadium wrenches, some Mac and Proto wood handle screwdrivers, a Craftsman circle H, some just unidentified junk. Packing iron instead of packing peanuts.

I've got a box of mixed junk tools on ebay at the moment that will sell. Same scenario; medium flat rate box is best way to ship. It won't be quite full. I'll go to the scrap iron and fill it with less old looking odd tools and asian sockets as a bonus.

At this rate, I'll get rid of some of the unwanted tools that I discard, and get some amusement out of it. Hopefully the recipients will be amused also.

I like it! I've been thinking about box lotting some tools on Ebay myself.

Things that aren't worth my minimum Ebay post of $25. each and I don't have a good place to dispose of them individually.

 

[leg17]

No, actually same as here: ssdave

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...ipg=200&_fosrp=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

Thanks