I heard you like Pressweld

[wrenchwench]

I recently got this Pressteel Pressweld creeper at an estate sale for a Very good price.

It's in really good condition. As far as I can tell it's all original, including the wheels.

I like it better than my newer creepers because of how low it is and, considering how old the wheels are, it rolls nicely.

The only downsides I've come across are that it's darn heavy and I can't leave it in the sun unless I want to burn myself.

I haven't been able to find one like it online, can any one tell me anything about it?

I also have a bunch of Ford script Model A tools if anyone would like to see them.

 

[The Cobbler]

Looks like a great find. it must be special since this is the second post you've made in 12 years LOL
if you are looking to restore it, @mattblast here on GJ would probably be able to assist you with a new custom made water slide decal

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

That's cool! I like it.

 

[wrenchwench]

Looks like a great find. it must be special since this is the second post you've made in 12 years LOL
if you are looking to restore it, @mattblast here on GJ would probably be able to assist you with a new custom made water slide decal

2nd in 12 years? What was the 1st? I honestly don't remember.

And yes, it is really special. I hadn't thought about restoring it because I like the 'patina' and I dont have to worry about scratching or dinging it, as I plan to continue using it.

I wouldn't mind getting some kind of idea what it's worth because I got it for dirt cheap and I haven't been able to find anything online to compare it to.

 

[wrenchwench]

That's cool! I like it.

It is cool, isn't it? As soon as I saw it I knew I had to get it

 

[RTM]

What was the 1st? I honestly don't remember.

This one

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