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Give them a try, I was raised in Craftsman my whole life and thats what i owned for the better part of 15 years. I always thought why do i need a truck brand tool?? When i started school for auto repair i found out why the truck brand tools were so nice to use. Now i own mostly Snap-On and Matco...

Nice.

And how much was it?

No, i bought it through the SEP program with my discount.

I hated mine. The batterys didnt last long and it was piss weak. Had trouble breaking bolts loose that i had torqued to 50 ft lbs. Ended up selling it 2 weeks after getting it.

Id sell it to some fool who will pay big money for it and go out and buy more tools with the money. Never could see a reason to collect tools and not use them.

I use A/C Delco in my wifes Olds and Motorcraft on my Mustang. Sadly i can get them cheaper than anything EXCEPT Fram. lol

Do it!!!:beer:

I think adding some LED's in the intake and exhaust valves would make it pop.

The 88v kit was the one i bought simply because i used it almost every day for 3 years while i was in school for auto repair. I love it and see it as a worth while investment that will pay me back for years to come.

Nice! Nothing beats free unless you were paid to take it!! lol

Our Sears had those bags on clearance a couple months ago for 6.00. I took 2 bags to the register the guy looked at both of them asked if they were on clearance and only rang one of them up. lol Its a nice trunk bag / haul to the junk yard bag for the money.

Id love to read up on this. Any more info on where it was posted?

I would explain to him that you were on a barter system in which hes helps you and in return you help him on his cars. I would say i will gladly pay you for your time but if you want any repair work done from me in the future my rate is a flat fee of **.** amount of dollars per hour and that's...

Sweat pants or thermals under baggy jeans, just depends on how cold it is.

I used an 88v the whole time i was in school, it was the first tool i bought when i got the money. I ended up getting the 88v kit, i love it every time i take it out and use it.

Re: Hey Jack Olson, here is what I think on your stinkin tile floor ;) That's a lot of freaking work!!

And me without none of that there folding moneys.............dag gone.

Cool, thanks!

Where did you find the paint at?