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CWP1616L

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It doesn't have any drawer trim on the drawer pulls. I don't know if it came that way or the guy took it off.
 

greg9719

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I would say thats a little on the high side. There's one here in Florida here in nice condition for $600 with the chrome drawer pulls. The ones I see around here in that condition seem to run in the $400-$500 range which seems fair.
 
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bobcatdan

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I'd say $500 tops and all the drawers, locks and casters have to work perfectly. That baby is late 70's at the newest. $300 would be good deal.
 

zkling

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Agree with above. I feel $700 is too high. I would pay up to $350-$400. Depending on what it looks like / works in person. In my experience alot of folks say that their tool box is in "good shape" and "works great" when really the drawers stick and rust is abundant.
 

crewchief888

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I'd say $500 tops and all the drawers, locks and casters have to work perfectly. That baby is late 70's at the newest. $300 would be good deal.

^^^

i agree.

the early boxes didnt have the "chrome" drawer trim on them.

model numbers and date code should be stamped on the back of each one.


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