I had one of these when I was a kid.

[GW's Motorized]

Hard to tell the size of those needle nose ones in the pic. The pair I have are about 5in long. Can't tell you how many times they have saved me by being able to pinch and hold things in small tight places.

The needle nosed vice grips have helped me pulling stripped Phillips head bolts from my trail 90 numerous times

 

[Wrench]

Hard to tell the size of those needle nose ones in the pic. The pair I have are about 5in long. Can't tell you how many times they have saved me by being able to pinch and hold things in small tight places.

There's a shotgun shell on the right to give you an idea of their size

 

[darwin]

Probably the same size. Another good use for those is to keep struts in place for when they lose supporting functionality. Hoods, rear doors etc..

 

[GW's Motorized]

Probably the same size. Another good use for those is to keep struts in place for when they lose supporting functionality. Hoods, rear doors etc..

The smallest o es I like to use to keep brake lines clamped when changing brakes

 

[darwin]

GW, you should never clamp a brake line hose. You can damage it.

 

[Wrench]

Probably the same size. Another good use for those is to keep struts in place for when they lose supporting functionality. Hoods, rear doors etc..

Missing the window crank on your old car? Vise Grips was the common thing to use.

 

[GW's Motorized]

Missing the window crank on your old car? Vise Grips was the common thing to use.

Surprisingly no. I'd say about 80 percent of my interior is there. Missing the headliner, the vinyl from the front door panels, and probably a couple of other things.

 

[Wrench]

Surprisingly no. I'd say about 80 percent of my interior is there. Missing the headliner, the vinyl from the front door panels, and probably a couple of other things.

I was just remembering thing of old, Not suggesting you use Vise Grips as a window crank handle
I used one just temp until another window handle was found

 

[Wrench]

Surprisingly no. I'd say about 80 percent of my interior is there. Missing the headliner, the vinyl from the front door panels, and probably a couple of other things.

RockAuto will have everything you need or if ya want used a junk yard Pick-A-Part

 

[Wrench]

Surprisingly no. I'd say about 80 percent of my interior is there. Missing the headliner, the vinyl from the front door panels, and probably a couple of other things.

Make some door panels outta wood paneling until ya find some original pannels