Sad findings today.. no laughing!

Lol it made me laugh. The cap was found next to a tree so someone sat down by a tree and had a beer one day. And then I found a wrench.

 

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Truly a gut wrenching experience.

 

If it's a Craftsman maybe you can exchange it for a free new one. Just tell them the chrome plating did not hold up.

 

I wonder if Coors will buy in to the .... my beer evaporated excuse. And give you a Coors lite

 

Environmental Damage to that wrench!

Can we see the Reverse side of the Coors Cap?

 

I did something like that on a wrench, lifetime warranty.

 

How many letters of "Craftsman" have to be present for replacement ?

 

Just one beer?

Chris

 

Arizona iced tea for you my friend.

 

I think you should send the wrench into PCGS and have it slabbed, Shrews. Tell them it's a shipwreck find...should make it a lot more valuable.

Bruce

 

I have my Grandfather's tools hanging as a big display here in my shop. There is about 30 of those double box end wrenches. Those wrenches worked well on old school cars and tractors. Not so much today lol.

 

No problem to me but what does this have to do with coins? Wrenches were never used as money as far as I know.

 

@Shrews1994 does Metal Detecting.. She was hoping to find coins but ended up with sad items

 

Sounds like fun.
Shrews1994 what's your best find detecting?

 

I am surprised that nobody sees the history here. That is obviously a distributor wrench. Fellow was setting the dwell on his hemi Cuda then sat down to have a beer and celebrate his finely tuned hemi. Great find!

 

A bad day metal detecting still beats a good day at work?

I think that applies here.

 

Unlike a Long Island Iced Tea which contains all of the white liquors, an Arizona Iced Tea contains lizards, snakes and roadrunners.

Chris

 

If you love what you do, it ain't work!

Chris

 

Probably not a distributor wrench, especially if it was a Chevy.

These are part of my collection from my Grandfather's days running a full service Conoco back in the 60s and 70s.


You could use these on anything back in those days. Not on the new stuff of today though.

 

Did you find a skeleton next to the tree?