

| Subject: | Re: King Dick was Re: Metric fastener and fitting storehouse Friday, sort of |
| From: | jon |
| Date: | Fri, 15 Oct 2004 10:32:23 -0700 |
Didn't know wrenches had anything to do with insects. (Entymology....which also seems to be spelled Entomology) :-) Etymology is the word! :-) Jon On Fri, 15 Oct 2004, Al and Sue Brase wrote: > Isn't that a great name? They've been around a long time. they made > jacks and lug wrenches for British cars in the 50's. It would be > intersting to know the entymology (is that the right word?) of that name! > Screen printing is pretty locally accessible- maybe they'd appoint you > as their North American director of tee shirts? I can see it now.... > funky old wrench in the middle, KING DICK in red caps arched over it. > Then the bull dog logo and Abingdon, England at the bottom. > Actually I just looked at their catalog- look like real nice spanners- > I wonder if one can get them from Harbor Freight? > BTW, VDO or somebody makes that adapter. > > Daniel Stevens wrote: > > >FWIW i'm also checking to see if King Dick brand tools has T-shirts > >8-) > >http://mdmetric.com/prod/kingdick/index.htm > > > > > > >
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