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I have had some of those pro screwdrivers myself for 7-8 years or so they are pretty nice. Not Snap On, but pretty nice. Personally I think that is way too many screwdrivers for DIY. I would buy a smaller set of common Craftsman Pro drivers, Channellock pliers in everything but the slip joints...

I have an older SK and an older Napa USA in my truck that I picked up used. They are ok but nothing like the new Snap On ones. My opinion save your money up and buy a set of Snap On.

Thanks for your post clearing that up. As mentioned before it would be nice if other manufacturers would do the same. I will be ordering some Trusty Cook hammers very soon.

Sweet find it will look great with a new coat of paint. I am going to have to agree with a few others here, I would mount it to a workbench instead of the KRL. They are tough but it would make me nervous to do much with a vise mounted to mine.

I would just call the dealer and arrange a meeting. meet him in person so he will know you are serious and just lay it out you don't need financing and you know what you want all you need is a price. most guys have a shop full of boxes and will probably have one or something close they are...

Nice box I like that color scheme. I think you got a deal on it.

This one from Sunex is great and reasonably priced at $22. http://www.thetoolwarehouse.net/p-6868-mini-ratchet-and-bit-set-38-pc.aspx

I had some shelving units in mine but they just became a catch all for anything I didn't have time to decide where to put. I recently redid my garage and used a combination of Kobalt Krail track system and pegboard. The pictures are in the links...

There are a lot of nice ones on here. Here is my progress so far. I still need to install more lighting, paint the floor, install cabinets, and i'm sure several other things.

Yea I would have grabbed it for $300 too. Nice find.

Welcome i'm from a few miles down the road from you.

The Craftsman pro drivers are decent a lot better than there standard clear handle ones but if you really want to upgrade I would get a snap on set. Screwdrivers are one of the most commonly used tools if your going to buy anything nice screwdrivers should be one of the first things.

None of the truck companies build their own small carts like that, they are just someone else's product rebranded.

I've had that project on my mind also. Very interested to see how it turns out.

I have a little bit of both. In my opinion screwdrivers are something you use almost every time your are in you box so you should spend some money and get a nice set.

I Have a 30Gal Craftsman in my garage that I have had for almost 10 years it's god awful loud for it's size and takes a while to get up to pressure, but it has always been fine for blowing off parts, airing tires, running and impact, air ratchet, die grinder, or drill in short intervals. If I...

Obviously you don't own a Harley Davidson lol. Also American made lawn mowers, heavy equipment, industrial maintenance,and restoring pretty much anything old.

Thanks for all of the support guys. Polexican23 I wish i had room for it to work out like that but it's not wide enough for the tool box alone, but i do have plans to aquire some cabinets. hopefully soon i can get some up and i will post some pictures. Dan in Pasadena I painted the ceiling the...

Personally I don't buy them unless they are super cheap, but I also don't use them for a living either. I think it depends one what position you are in if you need tools to work with and don't feel comfortable paying new prices for them I think they are fine, they function the same. The thing...

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