Why *not* borrow this one?? What's the price of a few stamps compared to your happiness? Besides, making your own is so .... boring -- anyone could do THAT laalaa.

Imagine .... YOU could hold a little Stovebolt history in your greasy mitts. Just think of it -- you'd be using the very tool handcrafted by none other than the Hotrod man himself! This tool has been written about, talked about, photographed, and held/practiced with by many of the ODSS members (all sort of famous in their own right), such as DJ, AmtrakJoe, Pops, Mike B, Mike Roache, Hambone, Sweet, Billy Marlow, RoverDan and even Grigg (I think....) .... in fact, I think it's even been in the hands of Johnny V -- a past National President of the American Truck Historical Society (mainly because I threw it at him and he caught it out of reflex ...).

I can't believe for a second you could even contemplate passing up such an opportunity!

PM me your address and I'll get it out of its climate controlled, nitrogen atmosphere display case and on its way along Lewis and Clark's footsteps! What could be cooler than that? This could be the beginning of an epic tale of adventure -- imagine the journeys this little guy will make. And it could all begin with ...

You.

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~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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