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No one has any idea what the model number for this little box is?

Have an old Mac stack I use for specialty tools, it ha two side boxes already so I'm going hang this off the top box

Paid $60 for it

No sir definitely a Mac box

Picked this up today, needs a little body work then paint. 12" × 14" anyone have an idea of the model number, I can't find a sticker or stamping on it anywhere

3 timing lights and probably a dozen distributor wrenches, and tach & dwell meters. Few friends and myself still drive carbureted cars or trucks so they get used

1/4" drive deep chrome universals in SAE, sold my set years ago, playing hell now trying to replace them

Looks like Snap On beat Harbor Freight by a little bit with this design

I'm sitting in rehab after surgery but after hearing one of my favorite sellers is back in business after taking a few months off I had to send my brother down for me. After all the texts and pictures back and forth I ended up with this stuff. 36" breaker bar, brand new precision screwdivers...

Not home right now but had someone send me this picture ( they missed a few ). over the years I've tried most other brands out there but none are equal to these. At least half the time I use a screwdriver or need a nut driver one of these is in my hand

Always called the OP's pictured wrench a starter/ manifold wrench. But it falls under the broad category of obstruction wrench. Pictured here are some other examples. Starter/ manifold, modified, and door hinge wrenches

The handled one is a ....1978. LSF 720 also have a plain steel handled one...1977. SF 710 The stubby started life as a 3/8" ....1978 FK 720.....converted to a 30 tooth 1/2" drive.....pretty straight forward conversation, hardest part is enlarging the plate hole to accept the 1/2" drive

My ' core ' 1/4" sockets ( SAE deep, shallow 6 point, 12 point, Metric same thing)and Metric shallow impact are all Snap On. The rest, semi deep, impact shallow & deep, chrome & impact swivels are a mixture of Cornwell, SK, Gearwrench and Armstrong absolutely no complaints with any of them

Down for awhile due to health reasons but that's not going to stop a dedicated GJ member from seeking out those deals. Sent my brother out to pick up this 1978 KRA 21C off Craigslist for me today. I really like these older Snap On small boxes $50

Proto pear head rank right up there with the best, if you'll accept used they can be found on ebay cheap all the time

Proto and Williams both can be found reasonable and are among the best USA made sockets

Repurposed analyzer carts, pick them up fairly cheap. I work on motorcycles so they're perfect size

Snap On stuff that's sold at Costco's, Pep Boys and the like are just Chinese made licensed products. Not ' real ' Snap On

Take cylinder to a locksmith, had to do this for two of my boxes, only took an hour or so and somewhere around $20

Snap On includes small tube of Super Lube in their rebuild kits