Recent content by Ramon Ramos

Hey Jure, You interested in any (HOK) House of Kolor automotive paint cans? HOK is a brand of custom paint, (pearls, candies, metallics, solid colors and marblizers) here in the states. I've been custom painting for 35+ years and do have some cans if you are interested in HOK. Also have some of...

Re: jumbo sized combination wrenches / mdnelson86 I just saw your thread and wondered if you were still looking for some jumbo tools. I have a few oldies but goodies that are for sale...if you or anyone else is interested. Mongo-Jerry's and the Three Plombs 2- Diamond Tool and Horseshoe Co...

Re: Need advise on removing specks of over spray? I would try the (cheap) lacquer thinner on a rag first. I've been painting cars and bikes 35+ years and have had to remove overspray from other objects before. Lacquer thinner drys real fast but it is aggresive. Test it on a small inconspicuous...

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That last reply was for Dave... $@&*#...sorry, wings still wet Thanks Jack, I was told it was early to mid-40's

No Jack, the tools were not included with the box. Those are some tools sorting through that originally belonged to my dad and grandpa.

Yeah right...no thanks:lol_hitti

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Here are some pic's of the Plomb / Proto tools. I could use some help on ID-ing the # T-17 Calif- Tool, the # K-32302 Plomb wrench and the wrench # 637, is this a Plomb, no mfg markings very heavy and roughly made. The 1-1/4" side has been machined ( butchered ) into 1-7/16".

I picked up these Proto tool boxes this week in El Monte, Ca. I went because I liked the box with the Plomb /Proto logo but then really liked the red one because it's a clean, solid box and looks good as-is...so I got 'em both. I think I'll end up keeping the red one and selling the other...

Thanks, that wrench is a totally different animal. These 3 wrenches are in VF condition. They must of been put away. Only bad is he scribed name or initials on all 3. I'll try to post pics tomorrow

Hey GJ brothers...new guy here. Got a few questions to start out with so don't lube me too bad. I've been going thru my dad's old tools some of which were handed down to him from his dad. They had a service station in L.A. on Whittier Blvd from around the 40's through the late 60's. The shop...