John Ross, Hello to beautiful Nova Scotia! BTW, There was another Hoffsommer born in Greenwood recently, so watch out... Don't worry, they're only temporary anyway... Paul Mc Cloud said: > I'd buy a pickup with a shell for economy, but it's not convenient >to lift tool boxes over the side of the bed. It isn't necessary to lift tools over the rail! I have a Chevy S-10 extended cab with third door on the driver's side. My normal take-in-the-house tool kit slides onto the floor right behind me in the cab, where is stays warm, dry AND CLEAN. No worries about soiling rugs, etc. by transferring whatever detritus might be in the bed. The bulk of my parts and supplies stay in the back. If I can't do the repair with the stuff crammed into my toolbox and have to go out to the truck, the clock then starts clicking at my repair rate. The stuff in the back is ALL the way back, so all I have to do is drop the tailgate and everything is right there. Conrad Hoffsommer - Music Technician -mailto:hoffsoco@luther.edu Luther College -(319)-387-1204 Decorah, Iowa 52101-1045 "There's nothing remarkable about it. All one has to do is hit the right keys at the right time and the instrument plays itself." - J. S. Bach
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