Recent content by DuroChrome

Cool! Thank you for sharing!

Very cool! I am working on filling up some later era Proto flying lady toolboards and seeing those is an inspiration. Love the stories behind them too.

I like my toolmobile so much I put it in the house and am using it for a minibar. I bought some casters from McMaster Carr because the originals were lost and the replacements it came with were not the right style. You can see them in the first pic. It makes a great bar and I get to look...

Picked up some deep socket 1/2" drive, -v-, -vv-, and -g-. They are in good shape too! I bought all the 1/2" drive long C craftsman sockets...anybody looking for any of these? There is one circle U, and three 1/2" sockets that are all subtly different. If anyone needs any of...

I'm drooling over that P&C!! Wow!

Wow! I wish mine had the piston rack.

Looking through your thread...

Notlob - can you post a closeup of the casters on your toolmobile? The ones on mine were not original and I'm trying to find compatible replacements.

I was out looking for old tools and found a funky estate sale liquidation place that has a surprising number of nice tools. I scored a few Plomb sockets and a P&C chisel from some bins and was looking through the wrench bin when the lady at the front mentioned there were more tools in the...

Cool! I see a lot of individual wrenches but never sets...nice!!

Smokeshow...can you post a pic of your P&C toolmobile? That is my holy grail...

Cool adjustable wrenches! I hadn't seen any other pebble patterns other than Plomb...I'll have to keep my eyes open. Thanks for posting.

Wow! Good thinking on the galvanizing issue. :thumbup:

Could it be possible that it was a metric equivalent? Some of my old SK and Plomb socket sets have odd sizes that I've been told were designed to be used on metric equipment so the mechanic wouldn't have to buy an entire set, just a few extras to fill in. Just an idea...

This guy indicates they were made from 1944-1948...or so. :)