Chris--now that you've heard from Gary, let this be a
warning to you. If you aren't careful, you could end
up like him and the rest of us! ;)
For example, I'm trying to figure out whether I'll put
cork or linoleum in my airstream. I just can't bear
that non-vintage indoor/outdoor carpet that the PO
installed. Meanwhile, the kitchen (of our house) was
due for a new floor about three years ago. Amazingly,
even my wife has had her judgement sufficiently
impaired so as not to notice this disparity.
I employ Gary's logic with my wife on a regular basis.
I need these tools. And besides, they could be, uh,
useful for other things. For example, if I get laid
off, I could use them to be an Airstream mechanic!
Here's the most important thing to remember: It's not
about whether the necessary tools will run up the cost
of the hobby...it's about whether the hobby requires
enough tools.
Jon in SC
68 Overlander
wbcci 9573