door jack
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It's my first day.
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From: Grafton, WI.
Originally posted by Hondaman
Why don't you just talk to a body shop and rent one for the day. Body shops are never open on weekends so you can do it then. Why spend $50-$100 on a tool you are going to use once?
Why don't you just talk to a body shop and rent one for the day. Body shops are never open on weekends so you can do it then. Why spend $50-$100 on a tool you are going to use once?
and sorry Andy, you're not an idiot, you're just unpredictable...
Black Pearl
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From: Wisconsin
Originally posted by Memphis Raines
im certain ill use it more than once. i have several doors.
im certain ill use it more than once. i have several doors.
h: I would still talk to a body shop and find a good one. They can give you some good names to look for. Maybe they have an old one in the corner they will sell you cheap.
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It's my first day.
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From: Grafton, WI.
Originally posted by FourthGenHatch
harborfreight.com has one, I saw it in their catalog. Its not showing up on their search but I'm 100% positive they sell one. They are a good place for cheap bizarre tools.
harborfreight.com has one, I saw it in their catalog. Its not showing up on their search but I'm 100% positive they sell one. They are a good place for cheap bizarre tools.