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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Pictures you took while you should have been working
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Ooooo that looks like fun lol
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Nice pic
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Little crispy
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Looks like the magic smoke escaped
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Sure did. Always a plus when you turn the power on to something and it passes the smoke testLooks like the magic smoke escaped
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Ahh, the only good Benchmade folder, with a spydie hole and 20cv... And I say that only 1/3 joking..Thanks, my coworkers think I am weird ...... They are right.
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Same! It is literally my only BM folder hahaEven my Benchmade is Spyderco.
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Ouch
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Night shift again, huh?
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Comes around every monthNight shift again, huh?
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I was on my way into the dock office, to sign in for the load I was supposed to pick up when I saw this "oops".
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While on my 10 hour break, per DOT regulations then in effect (I don't know if the regulations have changed again in the four years since I was forced to retire due to health reasons) to reset my drive time clock, I decided to take a picture of "my" truck. (This might be at the TA in Seville, Ohio, a couple miles from the yard.
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What I drove sometimes for the TV station a friend used to own. She may not be pretty, but she never failed to start, even after sitting 6 or 7 years. (with new batteries or used batteries out of some of their cars and maybe a jump when using the car batteries)
(350 Cummins Big Cam III, 14.9 or 15 liter, I forget which, turbocharged inline 6 cylinder diesel connected to a 9 speed manual Rockwell transmission.)
A previous owner swapped out the original 20 inch wheels and tires, and mounted 24's.
I didn't know 65mph indicated was really over 90mph, until my friend followed my and said he couldn't keep up at 90 mph, when he reached our destination.
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View attachment 1436169
While on my 10 hour break, per DOT regulations then in effect (I don't know if the regulations have changed again in the four years since I was forced to retire due to health reasons) to reset my drive time clock, I decided to take a picture of "my" truck. (This might be at the TA in Seville, Ohio, a couple miles from the yard.
View attachment 1436171
What I drove sometimes for the TV station a friend used to own. She may not be pretty, but she never failed to start, even after sitting 6 or 7 years. (with new batteries or used batteries out of some of their cars and maybe a jump when using the car batteries)
(350 Cummins Big Cam III, 14.9 or 15 liter, I forget which, turbocharged inline 6 cylinder diesel connected to a 9 speed manual Rockwell transmission.)
A previous owner swapped out the original 20 inch wheels and tires, and mounted 24's.
I didn't know 65mph indicated was really over 90mph, until my friend followed my and said he couldn't keep up at 90 mph, when he reached our destination.
View attachment 1436172