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The OP was comparing his father's garage from the 70s to his home, and how his dad can fit those larger caddys with no issue. Didn't the truck and SUV market explode over 20 years ago? So wouldn't a house built just a decade ago be built to suit those bigger vehicles? Market demands should...

I would be more concerned with upgrading your breaker box for the time being. I live in a neighborhood built in the mid 1960s, a lot of bigger garages because the homeowners built them to suit their needs.[/IMG]

Why not just change the brand name completely instead of "Craftsman" how about "Chinaman"? Chinaman tools the Most Trusted Tool Brand for Modern China :dunno: :beer: Pad ;)

Prune it :lol: When I clicked on the pic it got slightly bigger :dunno: Anywho, that looks like a pretty good price. I've got an 87 K5 those late 80s/early 90s Chevys can have sizes all over the place, it makes for a fun filled day, I suggest plenty of cold brew on hand :cool:

That looks like a pretty nice set from looking at it online, I wish lowes.com had enough sense to break the set down with a list of the socket and wrench sizes though. Just my 2 cents but I'd check flea-bay for a used general set like the Blue Point 100 piece set # BLPGSSC100. It is only 1/4...

My local Sears took out the single sockets too, and replaced it with single sockets for the "Max Axess" line :dunno: Another pad :evil:

Wait a minute that sounds familiar... Right, Back to the Future 2 Glad to have my 2nd post done, pad :cool:

Hello, new to Garage Forum but I've been lurking a bit as a guest, finally registered to check out some of the neat stuff posted by ya'll. I hope to get some creative juices flowing, get off my duff, and create some more dungeon dust out in the garage. Thanks to those that have created a site...