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I use a 1/2 speed wrench when putting tire lug nuts on vehicles. I then torque them down with a torque wrench. A little bit old school, but it works for me as a hobbyist mechanic.

Tuned up the law tractor.

I restored the headlights on my 2005 Chevy Silverado. They were yellowed to the point that the bulb could not be viewed through the lens. The turtle wax kit worked wonders, as you can see the difference between the head light and directional light housings.

Eastwing hammer found in the road and a Craftsman storage cabinet that was placed at the curb with a "free" sign on it.

I had destroyed Craftsman -V- series 1/4 and 3/8 ratchets that have been in my old tool chest from high school. I remember breaking the 3/8 by placing a 2-foot-long pipe on it to break a bolt free on my old rusted up 1967 Barracuda. Yes, the wrong tool for the job. I never really liked the...

Here are my two pooches. Newfoundland/Poodle and Old English Sheep Dog

thanks

Good morning. I'm looking to see some pegboard set ups that above work benches. My set up will primarily be used for automotive hand tools.

Replaced some door and window trim with PVC and installed a "new to me" storm door.

looks awesome.

post a pic of the z28.... If i recall, still had chrome brackets

I have a box from 1974 that needed slides. I gave snap on a call and gave them the model number. The representative looked up the box, asked what drawer needed the slides and sent me replacements. The parts fit and worked perfectly. Although, the part numbers were different from the originals.

Coat hanger.

Im not a professional, but I always used old metal cat hanger wire or the strong old school solid rubber bungee cords.

Originally, it was a single stage Buccaneer red. I had it repainted back in 2000, in a basecoat/clearcoat 1994 Torch red. The colors are extremely close.

1975. I have owned it since 1998 and it currently has 63K miles. The car is mostly stock except for the reproduction rally 2 wheels, as I recently removed the original Pontiac polycast honeycomb wheels. The pic includes my wife's modern classic, 2005 Thunderbird.

Thanks for the motivation. I'm going to check the timing and adjust the carb on the Trans Am.

Hi Ben !

Looks great. What bluing paste did you use?

That's a great color.