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The dimond matt was not easly located, had to be shown where the three rolls were....under the cement mixer.

Outstanding! There may be a manufacturers date stamp on one of the tray sides, under the right light you may be able to make it out. That's how I found out the year for mine

Lowes has rubber ribbed matt/runner material back in their flooring section, you can buy it by the running foot off a wide roll for a few dollars a foot....it's about 1/8" thick or so, maybe a little thinner. Home Depot did not have much to offer as far as lining. So there is that.

Wish we could buy on for what we paid in the 80's...

Sorry for the duplicate post, still trying to master this.

The wife took these, unbeknownst to me... This was after first rinse and before the cleaning process really started.

Your friendly neighborhood Harbor Freight, after shopping many stores, both in store and on-line, looking at thin tool drawer liners, ribbed and non-ribbed, yoga mats, floor mats....all very expensive...it was the last place we looked and there it was...go figure.

Here is a before photo. The wife was using it as a garden cart. You may be able to see some of the rust in the tray...

I was not thinking to document this project when I started. It just unfolded from, let's knock off the rust and kinda preserve it, and then grew into, well as long as we are here...one area would scream why does he get sanded and not me? So one thing led to another...

Nice job ! Your going to ask yourself, Why did I waite so long to do this?

Does a refurbished 1986 Snap-on tool cart count?

Ya just may be a little overExtended? Loving you pix.

The wife collects the old rusted unloved ones and puts her little 2-3" potted cactus in them so they won't fall all over her plant tables.

Cubicle Keys Contact Information Toll Free: 1.877.747.4539 1100 East Broadway Louisville, Kentucky 40204 Give these guys a try, they may or may not be able to cut you a new one. They were able to replace keys for an old file cabinet. Good luck.

Just finished a 1986 Snap-on tool cart refurbishment. The cart was very rusted and bent up. The caster keeps were worn out and had to buy them after market. The chrome handles were very rusted. They cleaned up nicely with steelwool, liquid silver polish and aluminum foil. The metal was worked...

Very cool info..thank you all for the input, your knowledge is indispensable. Your help is very appreciated.

Thank you for solving this mystery. Does Snap-on still sell a tool like this, and should the neon tube fail are there replacements availible? I would quess, that something this old would be superseded by newer technology... I suppose it is the bug in me to want to restore to working order...

Came across this Snap-on tool and can find no information on it. Hoping you can shed some light on it. It has what seems to be a test lamp, held in place by two springs, in the handle...the tension is supplied by a threaded plastic slotted plug/set screw at the end of the handle. Is this a...