[novass]

Koul tool, a little pricey but if your doing a bunch of AN fittings well worth it.

Turret flair tool for perfect double flair. I went from a %50 success to %100 with this

Long reach house clamp pliers. Perfect for getting those factory spring loaded clamps on out of reach hoses. They are about $20.00, cheapest on my list

 

[oldcutlass]

At 65 y/o this is my favorite. My second favorite is the little stereo I have in the garage with an MP3 player.

 

[2/75NastyNewbs]

BFH usually gets me where I need to go

 

[buenymayor]

Liquid Wrench (aka beer)

 

[RICH1965]

I would say probably my Multi Meter. Its nothing special though, just a craftsman.

 

[67-468]

Master automotive tech. My most used and favorite tool is all the Snap On 14.4 power tools. I have 3 3/8’s impacts 2 for work and 1 for home. 2 1/4“ ratchets 1 long 1 regular. 2 3/8“ ratchets 1 long 1 regular. Screw gun. 3/8’s drill and a saws all. The only things I use air for is my 1/2“ impact and air hammer.

 

[boyd66k20]

Yep, she's my favorite tool.

 

[shovelrick]

Yep, she's my favorite tool. View attachment 759511

You know you're getting old when you're looking at a Hot gal and notice "Wow look at that Dinky air filter on a 396"

 

[Blown1932]

You know you're getting old when you're looking at a Hot gal and notice "Wow look at that Dinky air filter on a 396"

Damn it man, I noticed the same thing.... Of course it was after taking in the "other" view but still I guess I'm getting old :-(

 

[Kawickrice]

You know you're getting old when you're looking at a Hot gal and notice "Wow look at that Dinky air filter on a 396"

What 396. I didn't see a 396

 

[Flounder68]

Favorite tool is my new tool box. Amazing how much easier it is when you have a tool box big enough to keep all your tools organized instead of having to search around multiple places and boxes to find a tool you need.

Also, my Bluetooth speaker👍

 

[B52bombardier1]

It would have to be my multimeter followed by my Dorman 415-103 Thread Size / Pitch Checker.

Rick

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/rnb-415-103?seid=srese1&gclid=CjwKCAiAwomeBhBWEiwAM43YIDdiRfH0OERJ9nKty6jxABycPNfThiPuGt3k7aydZjh6cebdYkkXIRoCaMAQAvD_BwE

 

[BlueSS454]

My air chisel is one of my favorites.

 

[blm]

I’d say socket rails. Went for decades without spending several minutes trying to find each socket. Get the one I need in seconds.

 

[oldguy67]

magnifying glass!

 

[Kawickrice]

Since I am in sheetmetal mode my double cut shears are my go to tool lately.

Kett KD-400 18-Gauge Double Cut Shear - Power Shears - Amazon.com

Kett KD-400 18-Gauge Double Cut Shear - Power Shears - Amazon.com

www.amazon.com

 

[jeffs68]

I was going to say hammer, but in todays world I’m going with my iPad. When I did my frame off restoration I took over 300 pics, that helped out in reassembly. My grandsons first car, 2008 Honda accords starter died. I found a video on YouTube on how to replace the starter, had his car towed to my garage, we replaced the starter together.

 

[123pugsy]

The hoist of course..........

 

[LTJOHN]

magnifying glass!

Best tool HF has, Lighted benchtop magnifyier, that and moving blankets.

Fluorescent Magnifying Lamp

Amazing deals on this Fluorescent Magnifying Lamp at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

 

[GlobalA]

Tap and Die set for sure. Fluke 87V meter. I really like my bore gauge too though. Tough to have a favorite