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Thank you very much. A couple of Proto hex bit socket sets and a 6 point combination wrench were ordered.

Thank you. My order went in this morning also. PB Swiss L-keys (phillips & slotted) and file handles on order.

I ended up with the Lisle 52000 and the Mueller Kueps 268 422 razor scrapers. Both are nice and work well. The Mueller Kueps model is a bit pricey (Zoro w/20% discount helped) but it has a very good handle. Razor retention is quite secure with both of them. Although, minimal use to date. Thanks...

The Harbor Freight unit failed on the first try when I rebuilt the rear axle on my Sierra. The replacement OTC unit worked great.

Thanks. Mueller Kueps 609 033 ball joint separator kit. This worked great for my F-150. Used on the upper ball joint and the tie rod. I preferred not using the large hammer on the aluminum steering knuckle.

Since this post I did end up ordering a number of Proto sets, an ATD hub removal tool, and some Ullman pieces. Tim Jr. at Lakeshore has been helpful in acquiring the tools of interest. I've come back a few times with more items to order. It is challenging as there are long lead times these days...

Well, not a tool kit but here's a Heyco hex bit socket from the same era. Made in West Germany.

SI set of impact sockets from Buffalo Tools and SAE set of impact sockets from Harbor Freight purchased in the early 1980s. The markings are identical. Chrome vanadium steel for both of them. They lasted without failure. Although, Proto SI and SAE impact sockets sets have been acquired recently...

Got it with the old Harbor Freight ones also.

This year I decided to upgrade my jack stands. A Harbor Freight 6 ton, no. 757, four piece set has been used since 1986. Upon looking through the many postings at garagejournal over the years these were what I settled on. First, four ESCO 3 ton flat top stands, no. 10498 were acquired. These...

Thanks. I put in my first order for some PB Swiss screwdrivers. Quick delivery and good packaging as others noted. Without a doubt I will be ordering more tools from my wish list in the near future.

The Harbor Freight units have been around since the mid 1980s. They've served me well.

Here's my old set. On rare occasions I use them to hold something light like a lawn mower. These were acquired around the late 1970s or early 1980s.

I've been happy with the Hein Werner 3 ton jack which I acquired in 2009. The jack stands are Harbor Freight 6 ton units from the mid 1980s (M/N 757, 16"-25" h & 11"x11" base).

It looks like Tekton has some nice larger sets. 29 piece SHD92014 10-38mm 23 piece SHD92006 10-32mm 15 piece SHD92106 10-24mm 12 piece SHD92114 27-38 mm

I was wondering if we have newer options since these posts. I have the same goals and have been acquiring Proto socket sets. The metric deep 1/2" drive 6 point is where it continues to be limited with professional level sockets. I ended up compromising a bit with a Taiwan manufactured Williams...

Here's one from Zoro $2320.51 https://www.zoro.com/proto-20pc-mm-ratchetg-combo-wr-set-musa-jscvm-20sb/i/G500456519/ This is in the $700 to $800 range yet from some places. Another one is the 34mm socket J5434mh at $32.03 (I think it was higher a little earlier). This one is/was in the high...

I encountered a situation where I needed Zoro's customer service. A Proto metric socket set was ordered. Within the set there was a 25/32" 12 point socket instead of a 25 mm 6 point socket. I called Zoro and they corrected the situation extremely quickly by sending out the correct 25 mm socket...

The same person may have packed my tools. My box was identical to yours and that includes the condition.