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Basic on-road toolkit 120-130

posted by  honeychrome on  Sat Jun 11 07:54 CST 2005
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Anyone know of a posted list of good-to-have tools to keep in the trunk on road trips? Or a list of the various socket & wrench sizes one encounters on an Amazon, the basics for possible emergency repairs, etc? You know, so I can put together a pared-down kit, not carry along socket and wrench sizes I'll never need on the car and all that. And any odd or unique to Amazons tools that are good to have (so far seems the drum puller is the only really unique one).
Thanks!






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