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Like most, single fold wallet, used to be in right rear pocket, now in right front. Sciatica driven! All the important stuff in there. Cash folded in left front and very rarely use anything plastic!! All greenbacks. Ohh yea everyone who knows me calls my wallet a purse. LOL

I just recently switched to a single fold.. frome the tri fold. . Single much better

I use to carry in front pocket. The wife would always tell me put it in your wallet. You will loose it

All above in the wallet. Besides registration.

Leather wallet single fold. Carry ID and cards in it with a few dollars. I carry my main cash folded in my front pocket.

Wallet, moved it from right to left side due to back problems don't keep much cash in there just my mad money keep cash in front pocket just folded In half. Credit and debit cards and license, insurance card and registrations (car, truck and trailer). Couple other things I have to carry too in wallet.

Never had a money clip myself.

Wallet but most of the time I have on cargo pants/shorts. Every time I put my wallet on my hip I end up with sciatica now I am pain free from that at least. Used a fanny pack for many years but van a hassle. Never cared for a money clip although I did try that for a very short while

Cash for sure. Where you can. Alot of doctors office around me . No cash accepted

Welcome back Pat !!!

Still carry a wallet, moved from right rear to left front due to back problems. Still do most transactions in cash where I can.

Won't be any time, maybe pictures at dinner...😆...j/k Steve drove by yesterday, said my ice cream place isn't open yet for the season.....sad face....

When I did mine I used a soldering iron. Put the heat right on the tab.

I understand that it was used in production for different applications. But for what he is doing it’s not.

Wallet . Money clip . Fanny pack. Or just plain old pocket...I'm still sticking with a wallet. Not much in it. Lol. I see alot of money clips. For me easier to put alot of stuff you carry in it.

I get it Rob, I thought he was joking at first.

Between all the eating and car showing take some pictures for the rest of us

I went back up to the storage garage again on Tuesday. I didn't get much done though because where my car is stored in in an apartment building. Each apartment in the building is entitled to rent one of the private garages within that building but some of the tenants choose to not rent their garage and a lot of my car friends are allowed to rent those garages. Each garage has its own private entrance and garage door opener. The garage I rent has all of the electrical panels for each of the 4 apartments in that building. Having electrical available is a great advantage when it comes to needing a drop light or electric to run any corded tools and even a battery charger. So I was up there on Tuesday working away when one of the maintenance men knocked on the garage door because he needed access to the electrical panels. Unfortunately he shut off the power to my garage. This basically ended my Tuesday car work day. So I finished up what I could. This afternoon, I went up to the garage to finish what I was doing on Tuesday. On Tuesday I had all of the radio wiring completed but had not tucked everything up under the dash because I wanted to test the radio out to make sure all 4 speakers were working but I couldn't do that Tuesday because the interior lights had drained the battery and with the electricity shut off, I could not recharge the battery. So, today I was able to get the charger on the battery and get it charged enough to test out the radio and it is working great!!! After checking out the radio I buttoned up all of the wires, reassembled the interior with the exception of the dash pad and could not install that because the dash pad was at our house so that will have to wait till I can get back up to the garage. Now, the major things I have to do now is install the new upper radiator hose, complete the reconnection of rear light monitor system and last but not least I still have to install the new fuel sending unit into the gas tank. I did get the gas tank dropped so that is the next big project to complete and then I will be able to take "Baby Blue" for a test drive. rob

Mark, that sounds like a place that is not very interested in selling cars. Showing cars and allowing a test drive or at least an ability to do a detailed visual inspection and allowing a potential buyer the chance to at least to hear it run and check out all of the different things installed on the car is part of a sales plan. To charge someone that kind of money is not good customer relations. Showing a car is part of doing business. rob

I was wondering about glue but then I was thinking Willie had a better idea with melting the plastic tabs and using heat to remove and reinstall because with using the heat to melt the plastic would be easier to remove if needed where if glued, it would maybe more difficult to remove the glue without causing damage to the lens when trying to remove the lens. After all, you are only melting the plastic tabs only enough to hold the lens in place. rob

Snoring isn't my main issue. My main issue is being able to breathe. I have severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea and I stop breathing on an average of every 3 minutes due to my airway being blocked because of my sleep apnea. rob

Thanks Larry, let me box these awkward pieces to figure out shipping cost. I don't believe so send photos to murrayrehder@cox.net.

Now that's attention to detail !! 👍 I'm wondering if there's a glue, (polystyrene, maybe) that would do the job instead of heat.... Just a thought.

Time is money....

I've had mine just over 10 years now, got the newer version last fall. Yeah, I liked the older one too. Easier to clean. Better filters.