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I really like my Snap-on tools, however they aren’t the best for use in the pull-a-part or other local salvage yards (Tools get lost). So I have been using older craftsman tools for the salvage yard or in the tool box in the truck. I buy everything used either on Facebook Marketplace or Ebay.

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My latest find.

I'm a big time collector of these old signs. I've been buying and selling old signs for almost thirty years now. Mostly as a hobbyist buying one or two here and there. But I do buy whole collections from time to time. And I buy just about every nice sign I can afford that I run upon locally. My...

I bought this tool box for $25.00. It was strait but all scratched up. I had it powder coated and found some new handles for it. Looks great now. I use it for the vintage tools I bought but never use. LOL

I was fortunate enough to have understood the value of these old signs when I was younger. I started buying everything I could afford when I was twenty, and that's been about twenty-nine years now, so I now have a small collection of nice original signs. But for those now just taking up the...

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Thirteen drawers, key, liners, very cool graphics on the bottom drawers, looks like brand new, never used for tools. $1800.00 obo The tool box is located in Birmingham Alabama Tom (910) 224-1210

Personally, I like these boxes. They're nostalgic for me. Although they are a little small.

Re: What did you do in your garage today? I finally got around to insulating the garage and putting up OSB. I finished it off by covering the OSB with vinyl. I am avid collector of old signs and vending machines so I thought the vinyl siding would help to highlight the vivid colors from the old...

I love old filling station stuff. I've done the same with my small garage, but on a much smaller scale. Thanks for sharing those great pictures of your garage with us.

Re: my OLD fire hydrent Very cool. I picked up one when I was with the Fire Department in the small town I lived in. It's not nearly as old as your's is. I have it in my garage. They are way cool.

I bought this monster last week. I paid a mere $60.00 for it. It's big and it's heavy. It's a Greenard 3 ton, I can't wait to start using it.

I have taken a few tool boxes apart and had them media blasted and powder coated. It didn't cost to much and was actually very easy to accomplish. It was also quicker and cleaner than paint remover, sanding, scrubbing and cleaning, the basic prep work for a repaint.

I have taken a few tool boxes apart and had them media blasted and powder coated. It didn't cost to much and was actually very easy to accomplish. It was also quicker and cleaner than paint remover, sanding, scrubbing and cleaning, the basic prep work for a repaint.

I have taken a few tool boxes apart and had them media blasted and powder coated. It didn't cost to much and was actually very easy to accomplish. It was also quicker and cleaner than paint remover, sanding, scrubbing and cleaning, the basic prep work for a repaint.

One or two bikes in a garage shouldn't be an issue. Keep things cleaned up outside and stick to working with cash. I had a friend in North Carolina who restored old gas pumps and soda machines for customers. The neighbors called the EPA on him for painting in his back yard. His defense was, he...

Very cool! I can't wait to see them after they're finished.