Tru, we got no snow whatsoever, but we got about an inch of sleet.
Ron, I need 278 sockets, standard, metric and torx, standard and
deep in 1/4”, 3/8", and 1/2” drive, 28 drive tools and attachments,
103 combination wrenches, flare nut and crowfoot, ratcheting box end double box in fractional and metric sizes and adjustable,
oil filter and pipe wrenches, 37 screwdrivers and hex keys, 34 punches, chisels and pry bars, 19 pliers, 4 brake tools, 4 hammers, 4 battery tools, 3 files, 4 hook picks, 4 vice grips, 2 torque wrenches, 2 tire gauges, a fender cover, a seal puller, a thickness gauge, a scraper, an air chuck, a voltage tester, a blow gun, a flashlight, a valve core tool, an Auto Inspection Tool Kit, and mechanics fingers. Oh, and a tool box that can hold all of them.
With that said, if I my school wasent involved with VoTech it would probably be a 10,000-15,000 tuition PLUS the cost of tools. Since I have got in, I have been thinking a little. After I am done with the training, I have the choice to go back in 12th grade to learn about the heating/airconditioning, or I can go out and work. Now, If I go out and work, If I can convince my dad to let me stay at the house a few years after high school (while helping to pay bills, high guestimate of 20,000) I will have enough money saved up to pay for a Cobra with cash, and that would look good on my credit (50k car paid for in full) so it would be actually be helping me to get a house of my own.
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