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:exnbp:
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by c_rogue69
My dad swears by Mac and Snap-on. He's been doing collision repair for 30+ years, so I take his opinion on tools to heart. My dad only uses what he knows will work.
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by Chefboiali
I'd also keep my eye on Craigslist for tools. People are ALWAYS selling tools. Can't tell you how much money I've saved buying things here and there on Craigslist.
wtf goes here?
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From: Charlotte, NC
Originally Posted by :exnbp:
Definatly. But I don't think he'll be using the tools everyday like a tech at a dealership will.
sidebar: I know what you're saying...but my dad doesn't work at a dealership. He owns his own bodyshop. Not trying to be a smart ass, just clarifying what he uses the tools for.
bboy Wesley West
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From: six-five-o
Originally Posted by Chefboiali
I'd also keep my eye on Craigslist for tools. People are ALWAYS selling tools. Can't tell you how much money I've saved buying things here and there on Craigslist.
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From: San Luis Obispo
i worked in bicycle shops for 9 years, so i know what it's like to have a wrench in your hand every single day. the last guy i worked for had 3 complete benches of all snap-on and park. you can feel the difference form the second you put a ratchet in your hand.