Never know what you will find
 

I have recently bought this 1969 C-20, i have to go thru it and replace all the rubber. I was taking off the hub caps to remove the rims and get some new rubber. and this is what i found.( Alone with him came 4 Black widows so far). Any one else had the same thing happen ?? Let us know

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Oh SNAPS A scorpian. I seen it right away. Was it alive? I want one!!! haha

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Wait until you get to cleaning out the heater box.Snakes,wasps,mice,along with the scorpions and spiders are normal,not the exception.

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He was! At the time of this pic. he had been crushed with a brake spoon.
It would be no problem getting you one, do you want him live or just like this one??

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hahaa. naw just messin. I have family out close that way in Avondale,az. Gotta go scorpion hunting when I am out there.

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Weren't you southern poisonous bug killing guys just making fun of us northern guys for storing our stuff for a few months while we watch a little puck and do a little ice fishing?

I'll take a few months off from my classic over some bug killing me any day!

BTW, now that the pumpkin chuckers are finally done we can get on to watching the real final four which is happening in Tampa this fine weekend.

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Yeah, suddenly skeeters and snow don't seem so bad! Could that little guy do any real harm?

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Spiders over about the size of a dime give me the heebee jeebees! And yes, Vintage Windmills, smaller scorpions usually hurt worse than the big guys. I'm no scorpion expert, so I don't know what kind that is, but in AZ we have the Arizona Bark Scorpion which can kill you. And they're only like 3 inches long!

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When I was pulling mine back home from storage the other nite saw a mouse go bouncing off the trailer. Just discovered today they were living in front part of hood.

Best part was when I fired it up and blew out another ones home from exhaust. Insulation bits went flying everywhere along with a dead mouse!

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I had wasp nests in the bed rails when I brought mine home; drove her about 40 miles home and didn't find them for about a week. Just glad they didn't nest up in my garage.

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I remember when I used to live down there in PHX getting out of bed one morning I stepped right on one of those things! Can't say I miss em' now that I live at 7,000ft!!

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Had a wasps nest behind the tailgate handle. Good thing I saw one flying out before I stuck my hand in there.:ack:

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I'm thinking that little bugger might make a cool shift knob.

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I have to agree. That would be cool

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M buddy parts out 65 and 67 Impalas (those are his addictions). Even in the northeast, he will not start parting a car until he has put an insect bomb off in it and, in most cases, has sat outside during one of our winters. He has discovered many uninvited guests over the years and is perhaps now overly cautious.

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I have a friend in that lives in Gilbert AZ. He is invaded with Scorpions! We grab a beer and a blacklight and head for the backyard. After you see a hundred or so of the little glowing buggers, it gets a little creepy. My skin crawls for hours after that.

I got stung years ago by a scorpion, and it hurts... ALOT! Also have been stung by one of these http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantula_hawk , and let me tell you, it was the most painful 3 hours of my life! Followed by many hours of numbness. It was in my shoe, and it hit me 3 times before I could get the shoe off. I screamed like a horror movie chick!

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Just another reason for me not to move to a warmer climate! We are starting to see some things like that up here in the summer, they catch rides on the oilfield ewuipment and vehicles on their way up from down south. Unless they can get inside the only live a few months!
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HAhah that beast is spooky! I hate spiders! LOL

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Thank god for snow and ice.

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It's worse up North

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That's a big bug you got there up north ;)

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The Scorpions are Great, going to see them June 12 At Red Rocks in Morrison CO. LOL
That is One BIG wasp. I hate bugs.
Ron

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A few weeks ago I found a shed snake skin inside a rear brake drum. Couldn't have been a very big snake but I'm still glad it was long gone.

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i am starting to love my altitude. we have some crazy tarantula populations. they stay pretty hidden most of the time but when they come out to breed... holy cow. i run across them in my back yard and out cutting firewood once and i while. i almost never see snakes no scorpions and i have never seen a wasp thingy that size. WTF. i would go apesh*t crazy with a can of brake cleaner if i ever did. generally bugs dont bother me but if it can sting me then carry me off, ill fight to the death.

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I heard what I thought was someone stealing my radio one night and went to relieve the fella of his consciousness, when I saw the possum under the battery tray and all the babies. Had take out the marker light to scare her out. Also a cat I called "dirty girl" had not one but two litters under the rocker panel of the truck. (72 Blazer). It,s my own personal nursery.