For 1990-2009 cars

# ORGANIZING SPECIAL SERVICE TOOLS

#### VEHICLES AFFECTED: All Passenger Cars and L.D. Trucks

In response to Dealer requests, Kent-Moore Corporation has designed unique new plastic box system to provide an organized approach to storing special seivice tools. The Kent-Moore General Motorss Tool inventory and Organizational System Manual describes this new system as well as the traditional pegboard system now offered for all GM tools. These organizational programs have recently been expanded and updated to accommodate all Kent-Moore tools you may have in inventory. The book will provide identification of tools currently on hand and allow you to dispose of obsolete items. Dealers will receive this book in the November 30, 1983 Greater Marketing Package.

We encourage you to review this book to determine what organizational method best suits your individual needs. You have a sizeable investment in tools and equipment, and we recommend tool organization for better tool utilization and protection. An organized service facility benefits both you and your customers. Having the proper special tools on hand and being able to find them when you need them is absolutely necessary. Kent-Moore now offers the organizational 'tools' to help accomplish this!

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