No Tools

[Muella]

Well the day finally came were my front end gave out. Shocks blown and bushings as well. Ordered a Rough Country lift, got some tires. Only problem is that I don't have the appropriate tools to get the goods on the truck.
So with that being said.
Anyone have a shop or idea were to take it? Really would have preferred to do the work myself but buying the appropriate tools will probably cost me the same in labor. Located were the 110 end in Pasadena.

 

[souske]

http://www.harborfreight.com/

If you own a 20 year old jeep, you will need these in the future

 

[cal]

You can buy enough tools to finish the job for about $200-$250, not counting a decent jack if you don't have one.

 

[peterjford]

If it can make it to my house in Yorba Linda you can use my tools and do it in my driveway.

If you help me clean the garage you do it in my garage.

If you help me work on the house my wife might make us some food and let you use the bathroom.

 

[Nimrod]

. . . buying the appropriate tools will probably cost me the same in labor.

If you pay to have this job done, then the next time something needs fixing or upgrading you'll be in the very same boat you're in now. But if you buy tools, you'll be ready to tackle whatever comes next. In the long run, you'll be much better off buying tools now.

Plus, wrenching is fun and brings a real sense of satisfaction.

 

[sidewaysstarion]

If you pay to have this job done, then the next time something needs fixing or upgrading you'll be in the very same boat you're in now. But if you buy tools, you'll be ready to tackle whatever comes next. In the long run, you'll be much better off buying tools now.

Plus, wrenching is fun and brings a real sense of satisfaction.

Plus you can invite some friends over for some beer and they can help you get it done.

 

[Nimrod]

Win! Win!

 

[cracker]

Yum.....beer! :cheers:

 

[David_Bricker]

Plus you can invite some friends over for some beer and they can drink it all, while watching you get it all done.

FIFY.

David Bricker / SYR

 

[mako my day]

FIFY.

David Bricker / SYR

HEHE, and point at things.
yep.

 

[tone]

and to say "thats what she said" after everything you say.