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Here is mine. I think I paid 250 for it. 2 phase, 60 gallon tank, 19.5 cfm @ 90 psi, made for Matco by ? James

I had to pull squirrel cages out of late 60's early 70's GTOs. I got this 1/4 drive tool and the socket from the tool guy at work. It worked like a champ - broke some pretty rusted bolts over. I have also used it on hose clamps. Its a good one - you don't use it much, but when you do need it...

7 1/4in drive 1 1/4in flex head 1 1/4in drive breakers 1 1/4in hand drive 1 1/4in palm drive 1 1/4 speed wrench 9 3/8in drive 1 3/8in flex head 1 3/8in drive breakers 1 3/8in torque wrench 1 3/8in palm drive 1 3/8in speed wrench 5 1/2in drive 1 1/2in flex head 3 1/2in breaker bars (15,18,24) 1...

He did not build it.(The pancake). He just told people he did. The HAMB seem to hate him for it. I meet him at the round up he was very big on self promotion. I personally think all his stuff looks the same, Just different engines and trans combos. Just my .02 James

I have only a small few on the outside of my box. The biggest one is from Flyrite choppers when I worked for them. The rest on the inside of the lid. What I don't like are people who just get the stickers because they are cool. If I have used the product I will put the sticker on my box, But not...

I have a gorgeous set of Snap-on and Craftsman Tappet wrenches, A set of Crowfoot wrenches, A set of ratcheting line wrenches and like Kartracer55 a nice new set craftsman 8 sided sockets. The tappets I got because the lifters on my flat head have been tapping since I bought it. The crowfoot...

We use them at the body shop all the time. I have seen techs chain a uni body car to the pots and set them on the bent rail and use them to push up and straighten the rail. I have one at home and I left my 49 jacked-up a month, month and a half never moved. These are a little different but the...

I have bought tools from every one of these guys, www.autotoolmart.com www.autotoolexpress.com www.thetoolwarehouse.net www.eastwoodco.com www.use-enco.com www.jlindustrial.com www1.mscdirect.com www.yardstore.com www.lowbucktools.com www.homier.com www.toolsplus1.com www.toolsource.com...

I think they are very useful. I seem to be installing a lot of wiring harnesses lately and they are great to have around. I also use them under the hood on hose clamps, head lights and tail lights.

You should check out www.autobodytoolmart.com :thumbup: Enter # 3980 or 2806. They are pricey but they will save you a ton of time and headaches.

Sorry about the size of the pic. I promise on my side they are really small.

I agree with sberry27, I think this is the type he is talking about. It works like a champ. Papawswrench If its is the funnel type just run new grease through it untill it come out the holes in the bottom

Hell here in Austin, Texas we watch The Red green Show it is on tonight at 10 pm on KLRU . Good looking stand.

The pistol grip works fine for the weekend mechanic. Buy a flex hose and a right angle grease tip, These two things will make your life much easier. I have this one for 8-9 years and it has never let me down.

What is expensive? Buy the sockets you need to fill in your set. The first set I bought at Sears on sale for 2 for 20 bucks and I have had them for about 4 or 5 years with no problems. The second one I bought off E-bay for about 12 dollars shipped to my door. They are usually 25 to 30 bucks off...

I have 4 of the small ones and 6 of the next size up. All of them came off the cornwell truck and they are all Vise-Grip brand

I dont have any photos of my old one, but I bought it at a used restaurant supply store for about 100 bucks. It was a 72" by 36" double sink with a drain board. Worked great.

The big one I have had for about 10 years. The little one was the first roll around I ever got, Way back in 87 when I was in college. I will get photos of my box at the shop soon.

Yes it is. I worked at a high end body shop it was the last of the full enamel and metal emblems.I think it came off a 840?? I'm not sure. I had to fight the bodyman for it. I love my wife but if Leanne Tweeden called I would be hard pressed not to go and see what she wanted.

Which Box? This is the box at the house. I have had it for about 8-9 years. It did me well at the shop for some time. I dont have photos of the cornwell box but will get some soon.