Recent content by Shoebox Driver

When I started working for a friend of mine and got tired of borrowing HIS tools to do MY job. Makes a difference having tools to call your own.

Just spotted this thread and figured I might as well add to it with my collection. I did headliner R&I for a decade and the Mac door panel tool in the middle is a beast.

Now that's cool.

That's a Craftsman 4 oz. Nice, light weight for a variety of applications, including tack driving.

Changed the oil in the van, swept the floor, and got more phone calls in that time than I did all day.

I'm in the St. Louis area. It's a wonderful place if you like experiencing all four seasons in a 48 hour period.

Here's my Kobalt 41" box. So far I have been pleased with the construction, though I do not use heavily on a daily basis. Sorry about the mess in some of the drawers. I'm still trying to find the right place for everything. For quite awhile my tools were for auto interior R&I, hence the...

Nothing fancy. Wood was repurposed from an old slot car table.

The Mac PN2B is a beast. Mine has seen lots of abuse. Square shaft, pocket clip (mine disappeared years ago), and nice hard handle. Unfortunately, it is likely an ebay item these days.

My Cornwell Master Torx Bit set has held up quite nicely and has been seeing a lot of use lately, especially for removing GM seats and the like. Good fit and finish; I would recommend it. Also, where space is not an issue, their 1/4" spinner works quite nicely and has a good solid handle.

An awesome car you're building. Can't wait to see the finished product.

I've been looking around here for long enough; had to join.