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I have found it realyy useful to have multiple sets of tools. Why? Because when I have help over, they always seem to need the same tool I am working with. So why not make it easy on us all. All of my tools are there to be used and are used. If not then why have them? They are not dirty but...

And 1 more reason, The more inconvieniant it is for the wife to put her stuff in it the better. Mine (ours) ok (hers):mad: is attached and I have to move her stuff around just so I can work on my projects. Takes me an hour sometimes just to start something after rearranging. Can't wait to get my...

That's a easy one. No! She can't stand the smell of grease,oil, parts cleaner,exhuast,tires etc etc.....

People that don't say goodbye at the end of a phone conversation.

Classic Red on a 1990 Mazda Miata.

That would be pretty funny.

I have noticed a lot of house's on the main drags where they are widening the streets are being hauled/moved away. Some of them have detached garages and they are from the street at least in pretty good shape. Is it worth the trouble to try and get one of these? What is the down side to them...

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68183 I hope this link works It's not the $329 but it seems like its the lowest price.

Another +1 I'm a visual kind of guy and need to see things, and also this take up the least amount of space under my tool boxes.

Neat machines everyone. I remember when I was a kid, it was a real treat when my dad would give me a handfull of penny's and let me buy a bottle of soda. Times were ruff then but I can't think of a better time to grow up!

I was at my local muffler shop today and he had a really cool soda machine. It looks like a gas pump. I thought I would share it with you all. It was taken with my phone, so it's not the best shot. Share your soda machines with us. Let's see em!

I feel your pain. Last year we had to put down 3 of the best friends I ever had, in 6 month time span. It was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. I have great memories of them and will miss them forever.

I did mine about 4 years ago. I got a little bottle of red enamel craft paint and a model car paint brush, and they looked great. I drive my car 88 miles round trip 5 days a week, and they look good now. I think I paid 99cents for the bottle back then. A friend of mine painted his the same...

What is the torqe on that?

As long as you asked, I do have a question. After sending you ton's of money for car wash goodies are going to refund my money if I go with your spray on car wash? :bounce: How about just the car wash shoes? Just joshing ya.:lol_hitti You have great products. I'll send another order with...

Thanks again for all the replies. I am going to give the waterless car wash a try with all of the great recomendations. I'll hit the car wask to knock off any real heavy stuff first if needed. The hazmat idea is good also. I have used that at work (luckily just for training.

Thanks I'll check it out.

Thanks everyone for the replies. I will need more information on this waterless and ORN concept. I would think both of these would just grind dirt and sand into the paint. Especially if it's really dirty. Didn't think about that. Thanks for bringing that up. I try not to drive my Miata...

I like to keep my car clean all year round. Sometimes the weather does not allow me to wash my car outside. I could wash it in my garage except that water would probably run under cabinets, toolboxes and freezer. Does anyone make a portable water block that I could drive my car on and not flood...

Way back in 1998 I was asked to do the laundry. And shrunk most of my wifes clothes. I have not been in the laundry room since. It costme a new wardrobe for her but it was worth it.