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Thanks bro...it was a blast to build.

Just bumping for anyone sitting around (unlikely on this thread) on a Saturday morning!!!!! :headscrat

I hear ya...the biggest mess I am thinking of is trying to get the hinge areas sprayed evenly without removing them....You garage thread is fantastic, BTW...I could live in there.

I like it...I want original but I want the bed liner too...I rolled by own truck bed with Herculiner 6 years ago - still going strong. Hahahaha...the only thing I regretted was scratching up the paint in a brand new truck...but I got over it....and actually had fun doing that. BTW...Meant...

Okay - home now... Putting up pics of Pops box...sorry about the confusion with the wooden chest I had built. I thought I had made it clear at the end of the OP that I had built that one. Anyway, as you can see, Pop's SO box has almost 50 years of service in several gas stations and garages he...

It is wood...At the beginning of the post I said I would post the pics of the SO box when I got home... ...I stated at the end of the post that since I was more a wood worker than a metal worker, I would put pics of the wooden box I built. I think it's cool...other's MMV

Billy, I hear you on the hing pins. I think I am more worried about getting the hinge pins back in then I am getting them out. I just can imagine getting the hinges well painted with them intact. And we call them piano hinges here in the states, as well...:) Thanks!!!

Hi all, I have inherited my father's 1962 (same year I was born, BTW) Snap On top chest. He bought it immediately after opening his first gas station in 1963...The ol' Air Force plane mechanic did well. I have the roller cabinet too, but much newer and I believe Craftsman - Front emblem is off...