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    Posted: 09 Aug 2019 at 10:20am
Had a broken 3/8 rachet I bought at NAPA a good 40 years ago . They replaced it . One reason I drive past 2 other parts places to buy from them . Thanks
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I had rather buy from NAPA also. Their prices are sometimes more that AutoZoo or Unruley's but more economical in the long run. They have people who know parts and not just how to punch a computer key board. Just remembered - I need to go to Advance and get some air brake fluid and muffler bearings for my F250.
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Hubert, what year is that Chevy? Wink
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are you sure that wasn't a dodge?
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Advance is also the only ones to stock the special antifreeze required in '65-'68 Corvairs
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 Chit,,and here I thought thet special radiator water was for them Volkswagons,,,,,,WinkWink
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Used my new rachet yesterday . Couldn't get the socket off until I pressed the release button . Haven't had to do that in a long time . Sockets usually fall off in the floor .
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thought those aircooled 911 Porsches were always in a state of emergencies...
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Originally posted by ACinSC ACinSC wrote:

Used my new rachet yesterday . Couldn't get the socket off until I pressed the release button . Haven't had to do that in a long time . Sockets usually fall off in the floor .

Wink If your lucky it hits the floor.LOL My luck is the steering clutch compartment of the HD 5.


An the ratchet went along with the socket. Cry But now I always know where one is.LOLLOLLOL





I am surprised none of you Confused want parts for Allen Chambers truckters.LOLLOLLOL Even more rare than Chevy Allis "pretty machine".
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