If you are going to fix cars you will break tools - sockets, wrenches etc.
eventually.
Sears half price (or better) sales plus life-time warranty begin to look
attractive.
- just having gotten a 20yr old socket wrench replaced!

Nobody mentioned the factory shop manuals-expensive but sometimes required
details , exploded views etc . Start out with the others, chilton etc

D
At 10:47 PM 8/17/04, you wrote:
>Thanks to all that replied my mail. Looks like I have to read the manual
>of my car
>before I dwell further into my car.
>Any good sites to get car repair tools?
>Thank you,
>John

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