In my '57 from Georgia, the weirdest things were in the bed (aren't they always) and behind the tank. In the glovebox was some paperwork from the dealer with key number, date of delivery, and some other info, an owners manual, some rusty handtools, radio knobs, maybe some fuses, and few nuts, bolts & screws. Found some proof of insurances too. In the bed was a wooden yardstick that says "A SAFE RULE DON'T DRINK MOONSHINE" "Report Moonshine Violations to State Revenue Agents-Atlanta JA. 2-8680 ext 324". Saved the yardstick. Behind the tank and around there, were cigarette butts, and empty pack, a note or two, and a child's toy. Someone had also tried to isolate the cab & tank by shoving a wad of paper between the two. The toy is a plastic Cowboy riding his horse. It reminded me of the toys that just disappeared on me when I was a kid, so I have saved it. The PO said her father-in law had bought the truck brand new, so the toy could be her husband's. Should I call them and see if he remembers it?
