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oldeskewltoy
oldeskewltoy Dork
10/9/13 10:55 a.m.

why yes... that is the original Ford engine tag from what was my 1970 428 SCJ Mach 1.....

I've had a few of the Swiss-Tech key tools... in all cases the tool opened and I lost the key

DaveEstey
DaveEstey UltraDork
10/9/13 11:27 a.m.

Key to my Civic, key to office, key to desk, usb stick and an SCCNH (my club) keychain from the early 80's I found on Ebay for $5.

The other half of this (note the quick release) has a bunch of those plastic loyalty rewards cars and a bottle opener from the first half of the 1900's for Harvard Brewing company, which was in Lowell, Ma. A place I lived for some time.

Max_Archer
Max_Archer Reader
10/10/13 9:22 p.m.

Managed to upload mine.

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I don't like to keep too much stuff on my keys so no tools or anything. Don't want to wear out my lock cylinders or have too much bulk in my pocket. The way this is set up everything can fold into a nice small package around the Mazda key. I carry a multitool all the time and usually have a pocketknife and flashlight either in the car or on me, so I don't really need keychain stuff either.

SkinnyG
SkinnyG HalfDork
10/10/13 10:59 p.m.

  1. Yes it's a spoon. It clips onto my pocket.

  2. I bent it with my mind. There is no spoon.

Mr_Estrotica
Mr_Estrotica Reader
10/10/13 11:13 p.m.
clownkiller wrote: These are the ones I use all the time. I carry a bottle opener, electrical panel key, and a Kumho lanyards. All other keys are singles on loops. On super beater cars the keys always stay in them.

What if I told you you're carrying one too many tools?

But I'm sure you already knew that.

clownkiller
clownkiller HalfDork
10/11/13 7:18 a.m.

In reply to Mr_Estrotica: Just like belts and suspenders, I have it covered!

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