When got my 54 3/4 ton dually home, it had been a farm truck, still had old wheat in the bed, found some kernals of corn on the frame. Under the seat was a wooden handled tire pump, tire irons for breaking down the split rims, home made lug wrenches(sockets with a piece of steel welded to the socket) glove box full of COOP pencils, pens, tape measure, old weight ticket, spare fuses, points, condenser,rotor and a wallet the old owner keep insurance registration in ( thought I had hit the jack pot when found the wallet), spare keys,dealer name plate, key under mat, spare distributor cap in cab corner. Hammer, pliers,wooden handle screw driver under seat may be part of original tool kit not sure. It was a real time machine, Was setting on main street of small Kansas town with the keys in the ignition, when I went to pick it up, Hard to believe some places are still safe to do that. Truck was used till they took the lift out of the COOP to lift the trucks without a bed hoist, Runs like a top, a real survivor.