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Ahh thanks, i had to change my store to a neighbouring town.

Its back to regular price now, they must have screwed up maybe?

Great score! I got the better part of a retiring german mechanics set at one point too, and whats funny is its very mismatched also. It seems they just bought one thing at a time from whatever manufacturer was in stock. All hazet, stahlwille, matador and dowidat wrenches, but in a full set with...

I think a long handle 1/2” ratchet is a must. Sometimes you just need to feel whats going on, plus if an impact will not loosen a bigger bolt, you have a backup. You can get a full set of missmatched usa fractional 1/2” sockets from any pawnshop for cheap. Metric harder to find. My 2 cents anyways.

I searched for awhile, ended up getting some canvas and sewed my own. Not very hard to do, and you can make it custom to what you need. Learn a new skill, plus its fun!

Good save! i spied a few dreadnaught wrenches in there. I collect those. Made by gray for and between the World Wars

Those look awesome!

I voted strictly based on avatar attractivness

Cool stuff, thanks for sharing! I always pick up near wrenches as well.

Count me in!

Heres a wrench one

Last long dreary winter I got my wife to show me how to sew, and made some. Its alot of fun, a few evenings, a few beers, and I was getting pretty good! Heres one for my jeep.

unfortunatly, you are also telling the story of Gray Canada :mad::(:(:(

I got a 30$ one, and it worked as it should. I read my codes, nodded my head, then put it away and realized that the only time the check engine light will be off in that truck is if the bulb burns out.

:eyecrazy: x2

Thanks for the close ups, i am going to keep an eye out for those now.

Cool stuff! I have never seen a penens canada wrench! I have that socket set, not sure on a date?

I can"t beleive i just read 40 pages of dbe wrenches, and enjoyed it so much. This was made by gray, i have two that are the same shape, but have the name marked. Also Gray used the - instead of / for the fractional sizes at one point, which would make me believe this was older, 50's i would...

Hi fellow bc resident :beer:

Nice finds!