Let's see, was that a 1950? 60? 70? 80? 90? or 2000 year model widget? Reagan was president in 19?????????? Dual headlights came out on the ????????? model cars. (1958).....had a '58 Ford 4 door custom. Ford Jubilee was a ??????? year model......(1953) Fords 50th anniversary, their 1st overhead valve 4 cylinder tractor and 6 and V8 auto/truck engine (check me on that).
This is really not a laughing matter to me (sorta). When I was a kid we prided ourselves in being able to name every car and year of mfgr. we'd see, and to look at a bolt head and know whether it was a ⅜, ½, or whatever to select the correct wrench. Today forget it on that and everything else.....the decades get tangled up as do what wrench to use.....SAE "Crescent" wrench in one hand, Metric in the other.....HA!
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