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That makes too much sense. What about all those things you don't need or intend not to buy but can't help yourself.

Cordless grinder and reciprocating saw, just cut it out and strip it at home

vlad01 wrote:deep sockets, probably not as in the 10+ years of playing commodores and wrecking dozens of them I never needed or used one. I bought my first deep socket set 7-8 months ago for tax purposes and I have not even used one yet lol. They look cool though.

you need a race car with longer wheel studs then

Holden202T wrote:

vlad01 wrote:deep sockets, probably not as in the 10+ years of playing commodores and wrecking dozens of them I never needed or used one. I bought my first deep socket set 7-8 months ago for tax purposes and I have not even used one yet lol. They look cool though.

you need a race car with longer wheel studs then

you got a shifter for that

Charlescrown wrote:That makes too much sense. What about all those things you don't need or intend not to buy but can't help yourself.

This!

tool box sized crow bar
locking pliers
small can of wd40

good good.
bigg_vl --> like charlescrown said.....for all those times you get there and said holy shit thats rare i'll have that .....

tks antus.

I also take 2 tool kits. The one I think im going to need and can handle carrying around, and the other one with everything else that I leave in the car incase I find those things you dont need or intend but cant help yourself. My local charges $2 to get in but will let you go back to the car if (when) you need something.

Most WA yards pull everything out themselves... although.. usually with a hacksaw or angle grinder. The smell of freshly cut metal is a common theme

jeez. so hard to find bits get ultra hard to find....