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we had John retiring from Snap On after 30 yrs of service with them. so he started selling stuff on the truck for 10% off as the weeks went by to his final week he was having massive good deals 20 30 50 % off. i owed him $40 cause it was good deal on one item in particular but i was short $40...

that's what i was thinking...BUT it's not about the destination it's about the journey. :beer:

bttt

i checked the website and i liked the Auto body section. there were no prices, i clicked on the check prices link and all i got was an error message. i kept at it but nothing.

this is the equipment i use at work. click on my signature to check out where i work.

-Solid copper hammer ~4lbs. $35.00 shipped -Solid brass hammer ~1/2lb. $14.00 shipped - I just re-handled this last one, I'll throw it in for $4 extra with any other purchase. Pm sent

SALE PENDING ON THESE ITEMS Craftsmen 1 misc. japan $10+shipping Craftsmen $5+shipping Craftsmen, 2 Proto, 1 husky $20+shipping mac 8mm 1/4 dr

i bought an 3/8 air ratchet for work (auto body). it broke down a month later. went in and got it replaced still under 1 yr warranty. same thing again & again. 3 times it broke down within 6 months. the counter guy said this would be the last time. so i mad a stink spoke to the manager and i...

that sounds like a good set for around the house but you forgot about the Duct tape. :thumbup:

no Paypal, Postal money orders work best for me. since i go in to cash it i ship it out at the same time. my zip is 90804 & will put in a flat rate box. i have this stuff that's either duplicates or have just accumulated thru the yrs. i didn't take the time to clean them up. but most of them...

just as the titles reads anybody have some odd looking hammers or dollies lying around. don't need shrinking hammers thanx

just as the titles reads anybody have some odd looking hammers or dollies lying around. thanx

still for sale....

i'm not sure if there the only ones that make them. but from experience when your in a tight spot it's great to switch from forward to reverse on the fly is. the straight ones (flat no angle) are sure knuckle busters at times.

ever since i left production collision repair these wrenches have been sitting in my tool box. i mostly work on hot rods and customs so no need for metric. these could use a good polishing to make them look great. shelf wear on the chrome but overall very good condition. #10 wrench needs more...

i've used it before on a set of Ford model A hand tools. they where really rusty. i dipped them for a couple of hrs. i pulled them out and rinsed it off with acetone instead of water. they still look good. i'm happy with the product and i will continue to use it. sorry no pics.

Plomb was later changed to Proto In January 1957 the company name changed from Plomb Tool Company to Pendleton Tool Industries Inc and was listed on the New York and Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges in 1962. Ingersoll-Rand acquired Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc. in February, 1964 as a wholly...

good score and nice resto on the box.

i saw that in the pic. but i was wondering if there is another CO. selling them too and stamping there own logo on it. i have a set of 5 wrenches but i could never figure out who made them. thanx

you can't put Sears and quality in the same sentence. the prices is low, cause it's junk origin.... i care where's it made.