FINALLY a big boy toolbox!
May 21, 2011 | 08:13 PM
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You sweetheart
I think that's a WIP...
It does help to get yo mind in it by buyin big boy stuff.Gotta think it to be it right Cody?Liken the box I'm deffinately a lil jealous.
BTW. Good save on the garage clean up cause,I was gonna hammer you on it.Not that mines any better.I figured you mighta needed some inspiration.
It does help to get yo mind in it by buyin big boy stuff.Gotta think it to be it right Cody?Liken the box I'm deffinately a lil jealous.BTW. Good save on the garage clean up cause,I was gonna hammer you on it.Not that mines any better.I figured you mighta needed some inspiration.
May 21, 2011 | 09:05 PM
#12
Me to I have parts junk yards don't have u can ask Alex(fatal) and eric (fast rt) lol.
Haha ya I here ya bro this is tha fridge we got in our shop don't judge we usually got to cases in it.
Haha ya I here ya bro this is tha fridge we got in our shop don't judge we usually got to cases in it.
May 21, 2011 | 10:51 PM
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Once we get in the house, Ill be epoxying the garage floor, setting up the surround sound, getting a beer fridge(with 8 years worth of performance stickers to put on it 
) and I plan on insulating the garage door so I can keep it nice and toasty in the winter and keep it decently cool in the summer with a small swamp cooler. Finding a small swamp cooler for a decent price has been more difficult than I thought so keep your eyes peeled for me if you dont mind.
) and I plan on insulating the garage door so I can keep it nice and toasty in the winter and keep it decently cool in the summer with a small swamp cooler. Finding a small swamp cooler for a decent price has been more difficult than I thought so keep your eyes peeled for me if you dont mind.
May 22, 2011 | 12:38 AM
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I was thinking the same thing!! But seeing that he's getting ready to move I figured I would bite my tongue.Once we get in the house, Ill be epoxying the garage floor, setting up the surround sound, getting a beer fridge(with 8 years worth of performance stickers to put on it ) and I plan on insulating the garage door so I can keep it nice and toasty in the winter and keep it decently cool in the summer with a small swamp cooler. Finding a small swamp cooler for a decent price has been more difficult than I thought so keep your eyes peeled for me if you dont mind.
) and I plan on insulating the garage door so I can keep it nice and toasty in the winter and keep it decently cool in the summer with a small swamp cooler. Finding a small swamp cooler for a decent price has been more difficult than I thought so keep your eyes peeled for me if you dont mind.
May 22, 2011 | 01:18 AM
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Yeah Ive got everything tore apart throwing stuff away and packing along with swapping toolboxes. Notice all the crap in the bed of my Z71 in the second pic. Hopefully Ill be finished with it tomorrow.
May 22, 2011 | 12:26 PM
#17
I was working out of several boxes and one of them happened to get bent very badly during a move one day.
I got the "less expensive" series of box that Snap-On makes but still has a good amount of storage. Once I started filling it up, I quickly realized that I'll be buying a top box or side cabinets for this one in the future
It's a 72"x25"x42" Classic series and when I got this he threw in a matching roll cart to work out of. I was tired of having all my high dollar tools out in the open and not able to be locked up. I also got a slip cover a few weeks ago for it... Because it may be leaving where it's at and coming to the house while I pursue other forms of employment
I got the "less expensive" series of box that Snap-On makes but still has a good amount of storage. Once I started filling it up, I quickly realized that I'll be buying a top box or side cabinets for this one in the future
It's a 72"x25"x42" Classic series and when I got this he threw in a matching roll cart to work out of. I was tired of having all my high dollar tools out in the open and not able to be locked up. I also got a slip cover a few weeks ago for it... Because it may be leaving where it's at and coming to the house while I pursue other forms of employment
May 22, 2011 | 12:34 PM
#18
Nice tools boxes! Its a great feeling when you upgrade from your little box to one that has more space than your clothes dresser LOL. I used to have 2 craftsman boxes and then I got a Snap-On KRL7022 Master Series box for the garage and love it! Eventually going toi get a side cabinet aswell. I had mine for over 2 years now.
May 22, 2011 | 12:40 PM
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I considered that same box when I was looking but I was out for plain and simple cubic inch per dollar LOL. They're awesome boxes but structurally the Classics are the same box and I was kind of in hurry-up mode haha. I opted for the maple top for mine too instead of the stainless most everyone else gets 1, because it was waaaay cheaper LOL, 2, because I hadnt seen a wood top box in a very long time. And 3, because it was waaaay cheaper
May 22, 2011 | 12:45 PM
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I considered that same box when I was looking but I was out for plain and simple cubic inch per dollar LOL. They're awesome boxes but structurally the Classics are the same box and I was kind of in hurry-up mode haha. I opted for the maple top for mine too instead of the stainless most everyone else gets 1, because it was waaaay cheaper LOL, 2, because I hadnt seen a wood top box in a very long time. And 3, because it was waaaay cheaper
So I have equity in this box now 