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I couldn't agree more. After years of having a 4 post lift, I've finally made the decision to add a 2 post hoist. Suspension and brakes, etc are so much easier with a 2-post.

Happy Song Kran 2015!

I bet that is what happened as well. They probably tore it down and the case went in the scrap bin with a bunch of other parts dumped on top of it. They had to dig it out and ship it all back.

I have used Diecutstickers.com for several years now. Always great service and pricing.

He's not living in a pole barn. There are two completely separate (huge) buildings.

There's a big car scene in Bangkok. Just look up events like ABC2013 (that's just BMW's), etc and you might be surprised. There are some very nice cars out there, but the city is huge so you have to know someone local to find out where the gatherings are located. A lot of car clubs seem to...

I called to get options and pricing and the salesperson was was very straight forward about pricing. There was no pressure to buy over the phone and she even offered to send me a couple samples of the tiles I'm interested in purchasing so I can check construction and color. Not giving the...

I couldn't find the "LIKE" button here, so I'll just say that I whole heartedly agree with you!

I'm going to guess....370Z? :) Garage looks great!

The URYU tools are "cushion clutch" type screwdrivers....whatever that means? Model number is US-5W They have a torque range of 2 NM to about 14 NM. Some specs can be found here... http://candcassembly.com/resources/usltimpact.pdf and also here (WARNING>>>Big File to download)...

I've had a few people ask about the URYU drivers and what bits will fit in the end. It's a 1/4" hex bit. Here's a picture of what bit's I've put in them.

More like an impact driver/nut runner. They were used to assemble transmissions and have a quick change 1/4" hex chuck like my impact driver. The tools are Japanese made.

Sale Pending to Jallred on the older 1/2" Impact.

PM's returned guys. I can accept PayPal or credit card. These are my personal tools, not owned by my business, but for ease of payment, I can run it through the same system.

I'm not sure how old it is. The sticker on the back with the model number is missing so there's nothing to tell me what it is. I know it works and that's about it.