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Drivethru you could always buy the side locker and top hutch if thats not enough room. :) I am sure Shannon won't mind. :)

Looks just like mine. :) Glad your as happy with it as me, I still have had no problems whatsoever with mine.

Yep, I been trying to tell people they are good boxes. Great quality tool box and great service from strictly.

I use the grey and have no problems with them, good sockets for the price.

Here are some 1/4 set, this is a steal for this price, usually priced around 200. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KSPC6Y/?tag=atomicindus08-20

The grey pneumatics I am using are working great, the 19mm and 21mm are very nice and well priced.

I wish my matco guy would start carrying gp, I will have to ask him about them this week.

I would go with the matco everytime over a mac. But then again I went with a extreme 72x30 inch tool box cause I didn't want to pay matco/snap on price, couldn't be happier with that choice.

Interesting, would be nice to fill my void at my 1/2 inch wobble set. I may have to get hf or the grey pneumatic wobbles. Right now my 1/2 gp deep impact sockets are working great.

Yea, I can't stand when people try to come in the shop and watch. I don't mind if they want to see or view the part I am replacing, but after that gtfo. I don't want to show all my trade secrets. :)

Awesome, glad your just as happy with yours *** I am with my extreme 72. For the price you can't beat the quality of these boxes, I have a feeling more will get sold real soon. :)

Check out vendor and product reviews, I just bought one of their 72 inch extreme boxes.

Yea, IR impacts are the best by far. Snap on guns don't even compare, they are like bricks after getting use to a IR. I use the IR titanium, beat the hell out of it and kicks on going. I will never buy anything but IR from now on.

I never even seen that type of IR 1/2 impact before, looks like a good buy for something that damn new.

Same cart I have, but mine I had shocks which I tossed, if I had them I would give them to you. That cart is the same as cornwell, matco and sears. Just rebadged, I know the craftsman one is 400, while matco one is listed over 500 dollars.

looks good, I to am getting tired of my extensions rolling around so I have been shopping for some kind of holder. Thanks for the response.

Hey Chris, what is holding your socket extensions in place? Thanks..

Just go to tiny pic or another picture hosting site, dl'd pic to their site and copy and paste the link. Pretty simple to do..

I know for ford, you better have 8, 10, 13, 15, 18, 21 and 24mm. They use alot of those sizes for susp, brakes, steering.

copy the link and paste it on here is usually how I do it.