nusstang67
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I am locked into what tools I get, at first. The schools requires me to have a certain list of tools by the start of classes (not un-like a math class requires you to have a certain book). The list is just the basics: 1/4 inch drive set, 3/8 inch drive set, 1/2 inch drive set, wrench set (all sets include standard and metric sizes and shallow and deep sockets)screwdriversrs, pliers, battery tools, hammers, and miscellaneous tools such as carbon scrapers, prybar, punch and chisel set, allen wrenches, soldering iron, impact wrench and socket set and more. After that I'm free to pick and chose tools at will, boxes are also my choice. Really just wanting to know what people are using and which company ya'll have had an easier time dealing with (warranty wise and such) throughout the years. Thanks again for any comments, Chad
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Hi, Let me start by saying Hybridz.org is amazing! I have been lurking for a while now and have found answers to everything so far. I have a 1972 240z thats been in my family 13 years now. It's currently in pieces in my garage lol. I'm starting Automotive school in August and have to pick tools. Both Snap-on and Matco are offering 60% discounts to students. Both have lifetime warranties. Both fulfill a tool list provide by the school and offer your choice of box. So, I don't feel there is really a wrong choice. Also, both companies trucks visit the school regularly. I would like to hear some opinions from people in the field or that just have more experience useing these brands than me. Thanks, Chad
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Great movie! Its on Netflix.
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^ I second that!
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my early 260 z project...
nusstang67 replied to xxxpatsabxxx's topic in S30 Series - 240z, 260z, 280z
Hey, xxxpatsabxxx great info and pics. Thought I would add a bit about the sound deadening material in post #33. I used the product from Lowe's when installing an audio system in a single cab truck. It worked very well! It DOES smell of tar, but it only lasted 2 or 3 days and has not returned. I live in east Texas and the summer heat (triple digits already) has NOT brought back the smell. I'm planning on using this product from the fire wall back in my Z.