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Extra deep 9/16 socket, gas tank mount nuts. Alan

What I have done was install the carpet and use the soldering iron to locate and make the hole from the other side (seatbelt holes from under the car, etc.) Alan

I have been very happy with my Harbor Freight boxes, old picture, just got the top box, most of the clutter was on the right box prior. Alan

Still like this matrix... Alan

I have my Great Grandfathers tool boxes, both date to the late 1800s, the smaller box was restored by my grandfather in the 80s. Most all the tools in both boxes are the original tools from that era, my grandfather may have added a few. As for as tools in my box, I have stuff back to...

The permit process and requirements is city by city (or county), zoning restrictions as well. Alan

Binder Clips, lots of them Alan

I like to put nuts, washers and small hardware on a coat hanger, makes quick work and no loosing parts. Screws and bolts I put in a coolant bottle, also works for painting them later. If you need to do the threads also I have cut the side out of the bottle and use it the same way. Alan

Every 5 secs or so cup your hand over the nozel and blow, that will burp the hopper that may have a void. Alan

My friend put a 4-post in his one car garage, there is a 70 'Cuda on the lift. The lift is centered on the roof ridge not the door. Alan

Personally I'd just segregate the two systems and switch between them, one runs low, unplug hose move to the other or do it with ball valves, seams so much easier. Alan

Talk to a firefighter they'll tell you Stihl, talk to a tree trimmer they'll tell you Husqvarna. Alan

My road kit consist of a ratchet set like this (I think mine was Husky)... And in a bag (about the size of a 6 pack) like this a set of combo wrenches, couple screwdrivers, channel locks and a crescent wrench. Spare ballast and a couple hose clamps. Hand cleaner and some rags. Together...

OMG Ronnie & Susy, the stories I could tell. Alan

wheelchairs/Idaho? That painted a picture, what if you work for a company I use to work for that was originally in California. Alan

That is what I have always done, on my recent build a friend was doing the full engine assembly (something I haven't done) and he didn't like using the threads on the crank to pull the balancer in (potential to damage the treads), a bolt is expendable. I still think we are splitting hairs but it...

Maybe not the cheapest way, but I had it the the next day which was what I needed. McMaster-Carr McMaster-Carr McMaster-Carr Already had 3/4" washers Alan

Done this many times, easier than you think, may not need help, I didn’t when I got my compressor. Alan

You should not need those washers, all the arms should be the same. if the bolts are too long then put the washers under the head of the bold. The way you have it the engine will droop and be difficult to spin. Alan

This worked for me (not a HF unit), would have been nice to lower the engine some more. I have seen people use the arm as a spacer and not an extension by using one bolt not two. I think I may try that next time. Alan

7 years and running on mine, and that was with 2 years of heavy use doing bodywork. Alan

I would start with the Factory Service Manual, doesn't look like it is available for download. Originals 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY BARRACUDA ROADRUNNER SATELLITE FACTORY SERVICE MANUAL SET | eBay CD 1974 PLYMOUTH, CHRYSLER, IMPERIAL CHASSIS & BODY SERVICE MANUALS ON CD | eBay Alan

My friend has a 30's bungalow in SoCal with a one car garage (part with the window is a 6' square for the laundry). He put a Bendpak 4 post in there to put his '70 Cuda on, yes there is a fully restored E-Body on the lift over the 68. The garage door is pointed right at the bumper, you can see...

This one may not be much use on a-bodies, used to remove and install hood springs, B, C & E bodies. Not homemade but not what it is designed for, some sort of electrical distribution clamp, torsion bar tool Alan

Avoid pumping to the limit and stow it mid travel. Wipe the shaft regularly with oil. Keep fluid full. Alan

I keep the cans in the house for a few days before I need them, solved that problem. Alan