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You realize this thread is 4 years old :lol_hitti

Classic 96, brand spanking new $3000 http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/tls/3653702867.html

The model# and year are stamped on the back of your box. I sold a beat the hell KRA300F a couple months ago for $75, hope that helps.

I like that combo, owned a pair like that for years, and recently sold the KRA300. I couldn't part with the KRA61 though, it's a great top box :D

Check this out too... http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=188619

:spit: Another vote for the 309 set. The only thing appealing about the universal set, it's less likely to be borrowed or stolen :scared:

The 3 piece set is $36.99 shipped only to the lower 48. 10mm, 13mm, & 15mm all 3/8 drive 12pt link... http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Snap-on-3PC-Mixed-Metric-Impact-Swivel-Socket-Set-3-8-Dr-12Pt-FREE-SHIPPING-/271153237358?pt=Power_Tools&hash=item3f21fe0d6e

Maybe he is laundering money? :dunno:

This thread reminded me of this....

Stall mats - cheap, thicker, larger, and last helluva long time. I've got stall mats in the garage in front of the bench and box from TSC... http://www.tractorsupply.com/rubber-horse-stall-mat-4-ft-x-6-ft--2219003 I know I've seen smaller mats before IIRC $25 or 30 every once in awhile in...

Another GJ thread about this ratchet.... http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2811316

Indianapolis area - Rhino Oil Drain 14.5 gallon $35 It looks brand new, retail it's around $90, CL ad link below http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/tls/3607204946.html Northern Tool link (retail link)...

:spit: I like that idea, entrance fee, parking fee, pickup fee, appointment fee...

There's this set in the hot deals, non-evolv Cman that is china made. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=187250

Is this GJ sarcasm? :lol: At 21% interest how do you come out ahead? :dunno:

Thanks! :beer:

QR cost about $10 more :lol_hitti

I seen guys fall into the trap of putting the cart before the horse, meaning spending $10k on a new box instead of the tools to fill the box. Everyone understands the cheap beginner box. Be yourself, show up on time, listen, and don't be an ******, that will be the good impression your looking...

Get the cheapest box that will hold what you currently own. Worry less about the box and more about the tools you need.

Re: What is the bare bones that a carpentar needs? Good list going, I'll add a few... Storage for screws, nails, cabinet hardware, etc with the individual boxes like this...