Identify Snap On Tool Box

[TrevorR82]

This might be a long shot given the limited pictures and information I have but I thought I'd see if anyone recognized what roller cab this is. It turns out that my Uncle ended up with it after my Grandpa passed away and now he would like me to have it. My uncle will keep the top box so I'd like to identify the cabinet so that I can possibly locate the matching top and because I'd just like to know the history of it. Ill be picking it up an a week or so, so I only have the one picture for now. Thanks in advance!

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Bottom looks like a KRA 377. Top may be a KRA 59

 

[TrevorR82]

Bottom looks like a KRA 377. Top may be a KRA 59

Man, you're good, I think you're right! Thanks! Are these decent boxes? I was actually in the process of trying to purchase a box when this fell into my lap. I'm definitely going to hang on to it as it has sentimental value. Are they worth the time and effort for a restoration?

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Yes, they're good quality friction slide boxes from the late '70s/early '80s.

 

[Snaparxon]

I'm going to need a close up of the sticker on the bottom right side of the top box...

 

[kelpaso1]

Why do people do that to their boxes? Looks like **** to me.

 

[TrevorR82]

I'm going to need a close up of the sticker on the bottom right side of the top box...

Haha good eye!

 

[TrevorR82]

Why do people do that to their boxes? Looks like **** to me.

Yeah, not really something I would have done. I had planned on removing them but we'll see what happens when I get it.