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I dunno about you, but I for one sure as hell wouldn't want to be in something that MOVES when I can see day light in the floor or watch the bed lift up on because every thing but the frame was rusted loose.
I never said Toyotas were rust proof, just that they will run forever.
Oh and the Ford 6.0 is the best diesel out there (If you're a Ford mechanic).
Apparently what they used worked! And I'm not talking about the American made crap they build today, its the Hiluxes, Tacos, and 4Runners in the 80s and the 90s that matter. I wouldnt touch the runaway crap they mass produce today (except for the Japan-built 4Runners).
Oh and the Ford 6.0 is the best diesel out there (If you're a Ford mechanic).
Apparently what they used worked! And I'm not talking about the American made crap they build today, its the Hiluxes, Tacos, and 4Runners in the 80s and the 90s that matter. I wouldnt touch the runaway crap they mass produce today (except for the Japan-built 4Runners).
I use it. Craftsman tools are made here. They're crap. Toyotas, quality wise are suffering compared to the Japanise built ones. Look at the truck in your driveway, it most likely wasnt built here, as most of them were built in Mexico
That said, I do try to buy stuff made here, as long as it is quality. Even if I have to go out of my way, and spend more money.
That said, I do try to buy stuff made here, as long as it is quality. Even if I have to go out of my way, and spend more money.
And here I'm sitting suddenly realizing that I've never broken a craftsman anything except for a shop vac which was my fault...
Unless you want to group in the times that I've heated a wrench up and bent it at a 90* angle to get to a header bolt...
Unless you want to group in the times that I've heated a wrench up and bent it at a 90* angle to get to a header bolt...
I noticed that the chrome on my Craftsman set was peeling off. I've seen Craftsman tools that are 40+ years old and not doing that, so yes. The quality is lacking.
I use it. Craftsman tools are made here. They're crap. Toyotas, quality wise are suffering compared to the Japanise built ones. Look at the truck in your driveway, it most likely wasnt built here, as most of them were built in Mexico
That said, I do try to buy stuff made here, as long as it is quality. Even if I have to go out of my way, and spend more money.
That said, I do try to buy stuff made here, as long as it is quality. Even if I have to go out of my way, and spend more money.
However, they do make some good lookin women.
So? Go get a new one. The only time you lose is if you misplace one.
Man Laramie, what have the moderators and 4th genners done to you?
I'm talking about the damn quality of the sockets. They've gone down over the years, and now Craftsman is crap.
I'm talking about the damn quality of the sockets. They've gone down over the years, and now Craftsman is crap.
Last edited by PurplDodge; Jan 17, 2011 at 01:05 AM.
I've never gotten half the complaining that goes in this section anyways. When people were spending their weekends fixing their ram, I was out driving it...
Now all I have to worry about is which Ford I'm going to go pick on.




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