1990's GM Strut Replacement GM10 Tool, Lumina, Grand Prix, Cutlass Supreme

Hey Team YouTube - been working on a peach of a find. A 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix in the rust belt, with 50K miles, still in pretty darn good shape. Replacing the Strut Cartridge as it is called requires a special GM tool, commonly referred to as a GM10 strut tool, though several manufacturers made it, and you can still buy a new one. Got a used tool on E-Bay. The Torx bit is a T-50, so you don't need that if you already have. Just the notched shaft and the collar with the pins on it. The tool I found was the Blue Point 7500, I believe, it is in the video.