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GREAT looking box, the 5311 is my personal favorite box in the current selection!

Congrats on the much deserved credit Jack (the car IS indeed awesome, and so is your garage)! I can confirm that Philip Raby (well known Porsche expert in the UK) have also written a bit about this and posted some pics on his webpage! I´ve also noted that Speedhunters has the video on their...

^^^T.H.I.S! :rocker::rocker::rocker:

GREAT looking garage!

Thanks for this info, I thought that the ratchets looked a bit familiar.

Thanks for the link and your much appreciated opinion, I´ll have a serious look into that online catalog!

Thanks for the link, but I was more sort of looking for opinions on what to buy and what to not, a lot of the tools is looking very close if not almost identical to Snap-on. :headscrat But my guess would be that the Williams option would be significant cheaper!?:confused:

THIS is VERY worrying, Thomas you must take better care of that new (to the 1930´s auto shop) & shiny toolbox. may I suggest that you PROMPTLY get in contact with your local Snap-on "pusher" for some OEM "No-Slip" drawer liners.:3gears:

Williams is not a very common brand here in Sweden, a matter of fact is that they´re VERY rare. But I´m very curious about them, so can you mates please tell me if there is some particular tools from Williams that´s especially great, and if there is some of them that isn´t so good?

To bad that it isn´t much Alfa anymore since Fiat bought Chrysler (the same goes for Lancia, Fiat & Maserati).