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Thank you. Thank you to everyone who gave me feedback. When Altec had created this, I had thanked him and simply never looked at this thread. Part of it was because inventory was slowing, part of it was because life turned up and I had to divert attention. In September of 2011, I shipped off...

Totally in again! Sending PM

Here's proof :D

Sears was able to price match after just showing them the webpage on my phone, plus with some SYWR points I got both SAE and Metric for $52 :D Thanks OP.

http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117265

Just ordered mine. Needed a new one and the positive comments here sold me. When I was in store, I saw that some of the lube on the swivel base had started to leak out. When mine arrives I'm thinking of re- lubing it with something thicker.. what would you guys recommend? For some reason I'm...

Great working condition, few scuffs but still handsome. Just cleaned and lubed. $12 shipped Sold!!!.

I sold a couple screwdrivers with that color not too long ago. The handles are definitely thinner than normal

Thorsen sold! Cman wrenches sold! Take everything else for $21! First, the wrenches: CMAN 1" x 15/16" brand new $10 shipped CMAN 3/4 x 7/8 brand new $9 shipped Both CMAN for $15 shipped SOLD! Collectible Blue-Point SUPREME 13/16 x 25/32 engraved LUS $11 shipped Williams SUPERRENCH 1029...

So did Toyota themselves stamp these out? If not, who did they contract to??

I searched last night but couldn't find any more Toyota tools :( You guys bring up a good point , our Toyotas reach 200xxx miles and still drive like brand new cars, its funny how we invest so much into tools and have the most dependable car :bounce: Means I have the most reliable vehicle to...

That's so awesome! And here's why I am so ecstatic: I am a super proud Toyota owner. Now to decide if I should keep it in the toolbox or in a glass case :D

Got this at a pawn store today plus some Snap On rebranded wrench racks for $5! Anyone know anything about these?

I am a huge Mac toolbox fan. My 26" economizer is fantastic. I also have the 1/4 locking extension set, they are great! Pliers are good.. ratchets are eh. I went snappy for those. Can't speak on much else.

Truck toolbox, make-a-tool bin, and I do like the auto-hobby shop donation idea. However, use discretion, because you wouldn't want to donate a tool so worn down that it will cause severe damage under use.

+1 for floppy. I had the cheap Stanley locking flex and it is an honestly good tool, its just not as nimble as the others. So when I got an FLF80 I felt like I could get everywhere. I like the flop because I've found that having that extra articulation while ratcheting back and forth is...

Oh god... maybe $500? But a better question is how much have we spent since joining GJ?

I have a set of these and they are worth their WEIGHT in GOLD. I think I paid $20 at checker/oreilleys. These have saved my behind so many times. Never fail and surprisingly the socket doesn't really wear out.

Green and white hard handle, $10 shipped OBO. Has little bit of rash and is used, pics show worse of it.

Cheap, sure. Retail, no. Caveats: 1)If I own a tool that is just too rare 2)if engraving it will degrade the strength or cause a spot for rust to attack. Examples: 1) USA stamped FLF80. My favorite, go-to tool. 2) A crows foot/ flare wrench. If they get rusty you're asking for it to spread and...