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Same basic creeper but it has new/better wheels.

That doesnt sound right at all. :headscrat If he only allows a 300 dollar balance then you are telling me he wont sell a new customer a nice 1/2 impact gun? And as far as only 2 or 3 guys that dont pay him a year, that number is way low. Im not saying I have a high skip rate, but I know guys...

Wow, I wouldnt expect that in Oregon, my inlaws live in OR and I have traveled around that part of the country and it seems to be nothing BUT people leaving their **** in the yards for all to see. You can track a family tree from whats in the yards. washing machines, cars, campers, blah blah...

I keep mine at my house in the driveway, we are "county" outside the city limits with no HOA, and no restrictions. The truck has 2 alarm systems including motion sensors (drop through the roof and you set it off right away) and if one goes off you will either meet me with one of my many high...

I try to help any way I can. :beer:

The reason the MSC12 feels much better is it is made in our tool box plant, the same way and out of the same parts that our boxes are made of. Its made in the good ol USA :beer: The MSC4s are made overseas. Thats a good score for $350.00

Usually the truck cant be more then 5 years old, so a 5,000 dollar truck most likely is out of the question. I dont know about SO but Matco wants a newer truck for a couple reasons, 1: they dont want you having an older, unreliable truck. You make no $$ sitting in your driveway with the ******...

Sockets yes, wrenches.....only in a pinch. especially on flare nut wrenches, you want to buy good ones. Thats a situation where a cheap one will spread, round out the nut on a brake line and then its a bad joo joo situation. Spend the money when it comes to flare nut wreches. :thumbup:

Bingo, I did the same thing. :thumbup: I find myself looking on other peoples tool trucks for tools I dont have and ideas of what to buy. :lol_hitti

You know its bad when even your bottle opener is a Matco tool. :bowdown:

Professional tool products LLC. makes it.

Since there are a TON of different style magnetic tool holders available, a picture of the one you are looking for would help immensely :)

Right...he is just looking to peddle it to someone that doesnt care if its hot and make a couple bucks.

Its not a big deal to do it the correct way, but the seller obviously wants to pocket cash and not pay the remainder. If he wanted to do it the legal way I think he would have listed it that way in the auction and stated that right there. "I have this box for sale for payoff...blah blah blah"

Sorry, that was addressed to the OP...he made that comment in his first post. :)

You said: "He admitted that he still owed money to Matco Finance; probably a bit more than the value." How is he going to pay them off if he cant sell it for what he owes?

If you buy it and he quits paying on it and disappears, it will get listed as stolen. If by chance you lose a key and need a new one someday,or need to get a roller slide replaced later the serial number they track the boxes with will pull up the fact that it is stolen and your dealer will be...

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Its a Matco box. 8535 with a side cab, that sucker is about 9ft long ;)

I was a wrench for 20 years before doing this gig. I never had a Matco guy.