Odd older Snap-on cabinet

[Hammer1963]

Does anyone have any information on this tool cabinet? Model number, possible manufacturing era, worth etc ......

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Does anyone have any information on this tool cabinet? Model number, possible manufacturing era, worth etc ......

I've seen those before. I believe they're '60s/70s vintage. Not worth all that much in good shape, I'd put a value of at most $50 on that one, but probably $25.

 

[jn50308401]

There was one of these locally but it had a cabinet in the back like a taco wagon. It was at a transmission shop and it was about 50.00. Maybe it's for transmissions or a brake lathe? I was tempted but..cooler heads prevailed (my wife said I had met my tool storage quota )

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[zkling]

70'S, kr464 iirc, they were for special diagnostic kits. Whell alignments, electrical testing and the like. Might be good for a lite duty testing bench.

Edt, might be a 460 or 465, they made a few of those. Think that is the narrower one.

 

[Hammer1963]

Thanks guys. It is intriguing but the guy wants $200.00 and there is NO way that's going to happen.

BTW, jn50308401 there is no such thing as too much tool storage ............

 

[jn50308401]

Thanks guys. It is intriguing but the guy wants $200.00 and there is NO way that's going to happen.

BTW, jn50308401 there is no such thing as too much tool storage ............

[emoji16] agreed! But my better half was concerned about my sanity by wanting another greasy old tool box.

However... there is a big flea market this weekend...

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[Richard Cranium]

I agree, never too much storage.