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I keep 2 sided 3m tape, quick 2 part epoxy, Loctite and Gorilla tape in addition to the similar stuff in your pack.

I was always told to buy more compressor than you "think" you need. Air tools are hungry. If you ever plan on doing any body work even just DA sanding you'll be happier with more compressor.

This. I waited 7 weeks for a Black 44".

Best bang for the buck here. http://www.usaweld.com/Flowmeter-Hose-p/flowmeters.htm

Same here, bought HF breaker bars and sockets for all my cars. Hated getting stuck on the side of the road with the crappy tire iron trying to bust lugnuts loose.

Rent a truck from Home Depot and have a couple buddies help ya.

I've always had Camlocker. Great durable boxes. http://camlockeronline.com/

Thew smaller Snapon's look a lot like these Neiko's for a lot less money. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KN9YUSU/?tag=atomicindus08-20

It all depends on the trucking companys policy on liftgate and residential deliveries. Residential just means getting it to your house, Liftgate means getting it to the ground, nothing more nothing less. It is all driver descretion. Not saying a driver won't go above and beyond to help someone...

I carry a complinent of tools in my truck as well. Tool bag with wrenches, screwdrivers, torx drivers, socket set and obd2 scanner. The best thing that saved some colorful language was a serpentine belt tool. You never know what may happen.

Local big truck supply. I used plastic truck airline and compression fittings for mine. Total of 7 dollars worth!

If you have one of these nearby, they have a good selection and have used and refurbs if you dont want to pay full price on a small project. http://www.southernfastening.com/

Best buy for me was Columbia River Knife and Tool (CRKT). Great carry knife and wont feel bad if I loose it or need it for an emergency repair. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007C1SQE2/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I just used 2 ga. from the local welding supply taped together with heavy duty "parrot jaw" clamps. Got $30 in mine.

Snap On CT4410

Scrap 'em. At least get a couple bucks for them.

Consumables and gun parts can be had for a good price at HTP America usaweld.com

Re: Tips & Tricks Learned this from a woman at Walmart. Guy try to snag her purse but got it snatched out of his hands when the cart was attached to it. Got a good laugh and a good tip for the wife.

I've always used one of the 2 holes in the end of my Klein strippers to fold the wire in to a hook.

Whats the budget. This for the occasional use, one time use or professional mechanic?