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I see a lot of utility in a car with a 4X8 or 5X8 trailer. Saves gas money and the load capacity of even the light trailers is more than small/medium pickup. A lot easier to lift and stack in a trailer than over the side of a pickup also.

Indeed, they look very nice.

Agreed and those Yellowjackets have attitude/anger issues :mad::FIREdevil

Picture??

I couldn't have resisted. :bowdown:

It seems to me it would be better to buy 2 44" cabinets and a top box for what a single 72" costs.

I agree, I mean isn't it enough that I am ADD?:wtf:

I agree with softailgarage unless we are talking about motorcycles then I don't, well wait a Victory sure is appealing.

My grandfather oiled the bottom of the lawnmower deck.

I agree with NEOPHYTE and I am the neophyte!

My Dad once gave me a 50 caliber armor piercing bullet to use as a punch to mark holes for drill bits. After 35 years - its still sharp.

Back in March I was working with my brother to change the timing belt on his Subaru Forrester. He is not the mechanic type and his tools were not organized, just through into 3 different toolboxes. We get to the crank pulley bolt, I know its gonna be tight and he has almost no sockets larger...

And it still giving a laugh 8 months later.

Is that even possible? Wow - I might be able to do it with Photoshop.

I can't believe nobody mentioned duct tape.

They can sting you without stopping - literally get you on the way by.

With those old heavy jacks you don't have to worry about people wanting to borrow them.

This may provide your answer - check it out http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=121402&page=2 Look at post #22

Drill? Large hammer and punch, 4 1/2" grinder, large pry bar, forget about it, send to scrap metal yard, safe cracker, sell the box and contents to the highest bigger - like a mystery price (contents), a lot of patience - trying all combinations. This will take a while - keep a log.

Hope you guys continue to give updates regarding performance and your satisfaction.