Recent content by jakew810

Sorry to hear about your grandfather. Those are some very nice tools you acquired. I can't see what's machined on the wrenches or when they were made, but I'm assuming SAE. Anyway, keep 'em and pass 'em to the next gen one day! Once again, sorry for your loss.

Thank you for the welcome Glenn!

Right below where it says "Tool Discussion", you'll see start new thread. Should be good to go!

Roads are dangerous nowadays, you're right about that. What a shame. My father had a K3500 Diesel, I forget what year. Had well over 250.000 miles on it. I'd assume my neighbor has at least 300K on it now. I could swear it was a 92 also, but I'm not sure. Ran great. Someone put Gas in it when...

If OP means original poster (new to forum lingo), I have a 1997 Mercedes C230. It's a little 4-Cylinder. Who doesn't love saving a few bucks on gas, eh? :thumbup: Plan on keeping it for a few years, but debating the next MB. I keep going back-and-forth (maybe an early 90's SL500, quite cheap...

The K10 was a nice looking truck. Such a cool truck! That truck reminds of the pickup John Rider drove in the movie The Hitcher. Nothing like a suspense movie. Was your K10 lifted? What other Chevy's do you have in your fleet?

Thank you for the welcome! You're right about that! You're actually about an hour from me. I know someone who's always out in that area on work. I've never personally been up there, but isn't that farm area? I might be thinking cow-tipping country aka Pottsville lol :D I've always wanted to live...

Hi everybody. Just wanted to say hello. Found this site and it seems like like-minded individuals who love tools & craftsmanship just like me. I'm 17, but have had a life-long interest in cars (Chevelle's & old Mercedes). Haven't gotten a chance to work on anything big yet, but am well planning...

What tools do you carry in your car? ----------- 1): Metric Craftsman 10, 12, 13, 14, 17 & 18 Wrenches 2): Metric Deep Craftsman Socket Set from Sears 3): A decent wobble extension 4): A #2 Phillips Screwdriver 5): A handy-dandy multi-tip hex pocket driver :thumbup: What I need is a decent...