1/4" SO general service set in metal box...value please

[Lx460]

What's a good price to pay for something like this? Is $100 way too much for new but never used? I like the old metal box vintage feel but would I get a better product buying new or just spending more money? Thanks.

 

[Strouty]

That does not seem like a bad price, depends on if you want it or not. I would probably buy it for that price.

 

[Jason280]

I wouldn't give more than $50...

 

[devoncoolman]

$100 isn't a bad deal. The ratchet value has gone down since everyone wants fine tooth now. So thats in your favor. Id offer $75 and negotiate from there. If its a needed tool for you then $100 is fair.

 

[Rickster]

For your own personal use don't go above $100. If you're reselling it I'd say $50 -$60 max. Metric sockets are worth more than SAE.

 

[logical]

$350 if they let you pay over the next 5 years, give you a pocket screwdriver and deliver it in a big truck to your workplace.

 

[arz71]

All my tools 99% are all metric, working as a mechanic at Yamaha/Kawasaki shop.

Is it metric?

I like metal boxes like that, everything now is plastic. I bought some metal storage boxes like that were like Proto with piano type hinges. They hold up great.

 

[WhiffySpark]

The deal going on now is a mid length set with two ratchets. One flex and one Reg for $210

 

[tank4114]

if it was here in aus i would have ripped my pocket off getting my wallet out especially if its a t72

 

[alinc100]

The deal going on now is a mid length set with two ratchets. One flex and one Reg for $210

Can anyone share a method for those of us not serviced by a truck to get in on these deals?I don't have a problem paying in cash on the spot.

 

[warmpancakes]

Can anyone share a method for those of us not serviced by a truck to get in on these deals?I don't have a problem paying in cash on the spot.

My driver has one left if you want it