09-06-2005, 10:17 PM
.RJ Wrote:If you have a car that only has metric fastners then dont bother with any of the sears kits except this one:
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Its a bit more expensive, but has much more useful tools in it, and it doesnt have a crapload of SAE sockets and wrenches that you'll put in a pile and never use.
Hopefully 'santa' will bring me a nice big toolbox that I can park in the garage for christmasBy then I'll have a work bench and better lighting.... all I'll need is air tools then Project OddJobÔäó can begin
I should probably consult you before any automotive purchases :lol:
I asked them about metric only sets, but of course I was at the "H-Burg Sears" which has about 3 wrenches and 2 vacuums... ah well it fit my price for now.
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By then I'll have a work bench and better lighting.... all I'll need is air tools then Project OddJobÔäó can begin