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26-02-15, 12:28
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Remember this well Keith when restoring my jeep years ago and my eldest Ben (now 30) was about the same age. I used to line the back of the jeep tub with a quilt to protect him from the edges and plonk him in there with a selection of spanners. Kept him amused for ages. The quilt also protected the tub from his spanner action.
Warning to others who think this a clever idea. Beware of babies who throw spanners over the side of a jeep when you are working on the back axle! 
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07-03-15, 01:43
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i am also a byproduct of the above mentioned 'jeep baby sitting theory'.
think it explains a lot.
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07-03-15, 04:41
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Jake I hope your Mum & Dad we'not playing hanky panky in back of jeep 28 years & 9 months ago
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1944 Mb Jeep (Restored) 1943 Gpw Jeep 1944 No3a Trailer (Fmc) 1945 No4 Trailer (Fmc) (Restored) 1941 Fordson WOT-2H 194? G506 Chevy truck (Yankee Joe)
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