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Yea I think if you go back a few more years the boxes are about 16" deep drawers.

Added The 3 drawer center and right side cab to my set and have an extra set (bottom, top, left & right can for sale for $1000 OBO

I gladly paid it! Yea I called Matco and two Matco truck guys one remembered selling these boxes he had said $2300 absolute tops back then for this set up if my memory serves me rite. I think I posted in this thread somewhere. Anyways thanks for the reply

Nice set up dude!

thanks. I'll look into it!

I'm not that old but yea I was born in 85 so I'm vintage now lol

Thanks!

That's an awesome set up! I like!!!!!

That's a nice set up! I like!

They are friction and sloppy def not a bearing drawer but sitting here drinking beer working drawers wearing off paint, then I'll take out each drawer and oil/grease should be golden. I know someone in the thread said what to use I beleive. I'll have to look back. I'm still laughing how shiny it is

I know it's been a few weeks but finally had time to un box and put it together. No tools in it yet that's another night cutting marine grade carpet for each drawer and putting a butcher block top on side cab. Also found same set up with 3 drawer center and right side cab stopping Friday night...

Ha how ironic. That's cool.

That's awesome, Pictures saved!! Thanks!!! I would love to come across a catalog that mentions the 900 series but clarifies the "a1" series. Like I was saying before the Matco guy said the a1 series had roller bearing bottom drawers. Who knows.. but thanks again that's awesome you still have the...

They are! The cardboard box is stamped April ** 1987. I should of clarified. Matco company in itself told me the 9 series box was discontinued in early 90's

I meant to say that I was told tool boxes with the "A1" in the model number that the bottom drawers are roller bearing slides and the rest of the drawers friction. I will find out more and post pictures when I pick it up to clarify.! I only opened a few small drawers and top on top box when I...

Stay away from eBay Chinese kits unless they have some what of a reputation. Check out enco supplier or just low level acu-rite.

I talked with two local Matco guys and Matco company itself about the box. Both MB910a1 (top box) and MB920a1 (bottom box) were discontinued in early 90's and can not get parts from Matco for them anymore. The one tool truck guy told me that the bottom drawers on the "A1" model number boxes are...

I'm going to assume I'm the "OP" I have no idea what that means but I gotta cut drawer pads shine up tools clean up shop and do a photo shoot for you boys. Work picks back up tomorrow so I'll do my best to get em up ASAP!

That's funny... I'm guessing you're that guy that needs a specialty tool for everything. My box is a hair bit larger than this Matco box I posted about. The hang up with these new boxes these days is the drawers are so deep taking up tons of space. This Matco box I'll be able to actually fit...

Exactly!!!! Or drawers that are 8"-10" deep! This Matco box can hold almost every tool I will ever need to fix just about anything. How did we get by for so many years without these huge boxes!? Some guys seem to think they need a specialty tool for everything they do! Smh. I just seen a 1950's...