p80 all why pizza boxes are the best thing for mechanics

Post by **abscate** » 13 Sep 2015, 01:55

1 they fit perfectly under your oil change bucket to keep the driveway clean

2 the little fold up edges stop tools from rolling away

3 they come free with every pizza,,,the reward for saving 90-115 USD per hour

4 they store flat on the garage floor

1ezliving4ume · Post by **1ezliving4ume** » 13 Sep 2015, 05:48

All very good points

Cees Klumper · Post by **Cees Klumper** » 13 Sep 2015, 06:00

Plus they smell nice for days!

Post by **mecheng** » 13 Sep 2015, 06:58

And your wife brings you pizza in the box while you are working on a long job.... Or wishful thinking

Post by **j-dawg** » 13 Sep 2015, 11:55

If you have a smooth concrete garage floor, large, less-greasy pieces of cardboard also serve nicely as a low-profile, low-cost creeper.

Post by **dosbricks** » 13 Sep 2015, 14:52

Well, I guess New York pizza doesn't leave all that gooey casein stuck all over the bottom of the box.

skloon · Post by **skloon** » 13 Sep 2015, 15:50

And they already have grease stains\

Post by **abscate** » 14 Sep 2015, 02:15

When swmbo asks you what's on the driveway you can honestly say pizza oil stains....

Post by **bmdubya1198** » 14 Sep 2015, 09:56

j-dawg wrote:If you have a smooth concrete garage floor, large, less-greasy pieces of cardboard also serve nicely as a low-profile, low-cost creeper.

That's what I order Priority Mail boxes for. They make great creepers!
It's okay, USPS, I use them to ship, too...

obayha · Post by **obayha** » 14 Sep 2015, 11:45

j-dawg wrote:If you have a smooth concrete garage floor, large, less-greasy pieces of cardboard also serve nicely as a low-profile, low-cost creeper.

Not a pizza box, but I slide a large cardboard panel from a frig under the car. Makes sliding in and out much easier. My concrete drive was installed in 1946 and is a little rough. A pizza box would just make me lay there and smell all the stuff I would/should be eating.
I do like the oil change idea.