Autobody hammers and dolleys I found

[moparmat2000]

So for years I have been working panels out nicely using about the crudest tools imaginable. Adapt and overcome I guess. Well several years ago I bought a set of body hammers and dolleys from china freight and plumb forgot about them. I worked out a dent nicely on my sons 69 cuda last summer with the crude tools i am used to using, and it turned out good without any body filler, meanwhile thinking I really need to get some real hammers and dolleys. Even saw em in a sale flyer recently and a 20% off coupon. So last weekend while cleaning out under my workbench I came across a heavy gray plastic box, and was like hmmm what's in here. Imagine my surprise, and also feeling like a dumb *** for forgetting that I bought these a few years back and continuing to use crude **** to hammer out panels. Sure the crude **** I will still use, however I will start using these now that I found them again. And to think, I almost bought a second set.

 

[billsdartgt]

I have a similar set, also bought a 4 ton ram that I used on a previous endeaver. amazing what the right tools do for you

 

[chryslerfat]

I have that same set and have used it often.

 

[Demonracer]

The right tools for the right job, no matter if they are store bought or use what you have. The end result is what counts.

 

[Frodee]

Getting the right tool sure makes a difference been doing body work for many years without a door skin hammer and 3 years ago finally bought one and sure made putting door skins on a lot easier.

 

[Clelan]

I did almost the same thing the other day but I did buy the second one. I needed a 1/4" torque wrench so I thought I'd go grab one. Once done the job i went to put it in the spot it should be stored and "Hey what's this?" Its the 1/4" torque wrench I bought a year ago! So now I have 2!

Cley

 

[JDMopar]

I went to an estate sale a few years ago, and the old dude whos stuff was getting sold had a body shop behind the house. I bought every hammer and dolly they had, and also bought his old paint shaker. I had Horrible Freight hammers for years, and still grab old faithful every now and then....lol.