rusnak

One day I'll get a hydraulic lift. Still, you need floor jacks and jackstands even if you own a lift. My dad's El Camino got stranded at his office, and I diagnosed and changed the starter with his toolkit at his office. The damned tools were like AM/PM gas station mini-mart tools. I'll re-do the job with my tools later, just to make sure the connections are all tight.

My tie-rod puller is actually a BMW tool. I got it through some BMW catalog in Road and Track. It fits all of my tie rods, including the 356, 914-6, and all the 911s I have ever owned.

Ed Hughes

I've only used a jackstand once in the last 4 or 5 years, and believe me, the car has been up and down numerous times. I won't get rid of them, but I don't really need 'em! They do go to the track, just in case, however.