Looks good, but I don't see any roadside detailing supplies.
Mark
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goaljnky New Member
My tool bag = Danny's at Minicorsa phone number.
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I do always have a tool bag about the same size as yours in my car, but it has small hand woodworking tools, screw gun, and sometimes a jigsaw, or a router. Being a stagehand/props builder/scenic carpenter, I always have gaff tape, which I can fix most anything with:cornut:.
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Here is my latest tool purchase that I carry in my MINI. It's a lighted swivel telescopic mirror with a built in light.
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Dang dude, where do you put the rollaway? That is a boatload of tools to haul around... You know this car is no longer British, right???
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BThayer23 Well-Known Member
I take a similar set of tools to the track, but I do a few things differently.
-allen/torx sockets instead of wrenches
-10, 13, & 17mm combination wrenches - you won't need any other sizes for roadside repairs
-just a 1/2" torque wrench - no sense using a 3/8" wrench 'cause it's all just turn till snug, then a tad bit more for extra snug. Besides, without a Bentley manual how are you going to know what to torque to? -
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I'm with Bthayer, in fact I don't even take the torque wrench, just a long breaker bar with the right socket on it - I can tell whether they're tight or loose.......
It's nice to have a good set of tools with you, but nowadays with cell phones and a Wal Mart or auto parts store around every corner, I figure I can buy whatever I need if I'm going to do major repairs.
Only once has this happened. I was on vacation with my 2 young kids and had borrowed the folk's Olds Cutlass. We were about 100 miles from home when the water pump died, we were on a lonely country road and the lady at the farmhouse wasn't anxious to let me in to use the phone but she finally did. I called my dad and he brought a new pump, some coolant, a couple rags and a few tools and I changed it right there on the side of the road. It was not easy with only a crescent wrench and a pair of pliers and it had to have been 110* that day (California's central valley in summer)! -
Gotta have my torque wrench when going to the track....
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I have two Dogs so the number one on the list is always poo bags! Also I am an electrician so plenty of tools to do my trade on the fly.