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#1522022 10/15/2023 11:07 PM
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Just a quick question. Grinding rust today and I see 4 holes across the passenger side of the gas tank riser on the ‘37 and was wondering if there was a tool kit or Jack/lug wrench originally mounted here?? Holes are not straight line but staggered. Curiosity
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There is none on my 37 and i belive it was original when i dragged it home in 1993.


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Thanks. Just wondered if it was some sort of option as it appears to be pretty precision measured and placed and although this west Texas farm truck had plenty of custom bailing wire and welds as bolts fell out, this was done with care lol


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