All packed up

Bigdog wrote:
Flew from Sea/tac to Denver to pickup an Excursion that I bought on Ebay and when I got there we couldn't find my bag. We finally found it right outside the Southwest airlines office door with the zipper absolutely destroyed and everything out of place and several items MISSING like a 300MM camera lens and an expensive multimeter. The manager,with my permission,went thru the whole thing and found a folded up piece of paper that said it had been opened by TSA.Filled out a bunch of paperwork that was provided by Southwest and found that you needed invoices to make a claim against them. Oh well. Nice thing though,was that Southwest gave me a brand new suitcase that was larger and better than the one that TSA had destroyed.

I'm missing four sockets. Probably fell on the floor and kicked aside. They put a sticker on mine saying they went through it.

Flew from Sea/tac to Denver to pickup an Excursion that I bought on Ebay and when I got there we couldn't find my bag. We finally found it right outside the Southwest airlines office door with the zipper absolutely destroyed and everything out of place and several items MISSING like a 300MM camera lens and an expensive multimeter. The manager,with my permission,went thru the whole thing and found a folded up piece of paper that said it had been opened by TSA.Filled out a bunch of paperwork that was provided by Southwest and found that you needed invoices to make a claim against them. Oh well. Nice thing though,was that Southwest gave me a brand new suitcase that was larger and better than the one that TSA had destroyed.

Hey a few of the wrenches are not in the pile, TSA must of miss them! Gary

You might want to stick around a few days to make sure everything is working right. Good luck!

I bought one of these from Harbor Freight, I know the tools are cheap but just wanted something to put in the motorhome for emergency purposes.

http://www.harborfreight.com/105-piece-tool-kit-with-4-drawer-chest-69380.html

Looks like my tool box now :) :) :)

Thanks TSA...lol

Keep an eye on the brake calipers during that first 20 miles. Older folk, larger class A, and salt air normally mean low miles and rust.

I wish you a very boring drive. Sometimes adventures are just not good.

Matt

Mike, sorry I missed the Titusville part before. Have a great trip.