IMHO it's not what you have for testing, it's being flexible and realising what you can do and what you can't do with what you've got! A simple diode detector can be added to an analogue multimeter for comparative RF measurements on an oscillator. You can make a simple 'Equivalent Series Resistance' checker for electrolytic C's. (
http://ludens.cl/Electron/esr/esr.html) You can use a PLL HF receiver instead of a frequency counter. Make a signal tracer in a small box with an LM386, a PP9 and a small speaker, add the diode detector and you can follow the signal back up the IF strip. Add a couple of sockets across the speaker for your analogue voltmeter and you have a high impedance VTVM. You're only limited by your own ingenuity.
Good luck and best regards - Martin