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Lots of great suggestions. I didn't see lithium cordless drill/driver. I think this is my most used tool these days. Get a large assortment of bits and a flex extension. With this tool you can handle all manner of screws, torx bits, allen, hex, whatever. Some guys like the big manly (heavy) 18v max torque guns. I have one but find myself mostly use a smaller lightweight Makita that I can get in to all sorts of tight places or work overhead for extended periods without fatigue.
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Another useful tool for old cars: A 1/2" breaker bar and 4' x1" galvanized pipe as a helper. Lots of old rusted bolts that respond well to a little leverage.
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