Treasure hunting

One of the cool things about acquiring a 40 year old car: 40 years of "stuff" to discover in the nooks and crannies!  I was exploring the under-seat areas as well as the storage compartments and discovered the following unexpected treasures:

• Extra wheel chocks (other than those in the original toolkit)
• Two packs of Extra gum, although the flavor did not last an extra long time
• A spring, likely from a seat mechanism
• Various screws and washers
• A broken seat belt adjustment warning placard (I found both parts so I will be able to repair it)
• The passenger door handle escutcheon cover (Don't worry, I had to look it up too: a flat piece of metal for protection and often ornamentation, around a keyhole, door handle, or light switch.)
• An extra lug nut that doesn't fit this car
• One of the outer shift boot clips
• A mystery receipt from Pep Boys in Las Vegas (what was bought in Vegas may have stayed in Vegas).
• 47 cents!  Woo-hoo!
• An extra oil filler cap that looks brand new
• A US Postal Service collectors reference from 1981
• A couple of floor mats
• A cap to something (still working on where it came from, but it looks to be from the car)
• A Cross pen with the initials NLD engraved on the side.  It still writes!
• What looks to be the wiper shaft seals