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YZ Rider

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So I guess its my turn to show my box.

Since I basically grew up in a sales, service, and body shop, I've got quite a collection of tools for being 14 years old. Some specialty tools for older cars came from my grandfather, so did the old c-man, mac, and remline? boxes. My current main box I had for little less than a year now and already out grown it:shocking:

Current box:

DSCF0343 by yz rider, on Flickr

Other Boxes:

DSCF0371 by yz rider, on Flickr

Contents inside my main box;

DSCF0354 by yz rider, on Flickr

I have to work on these drawers;

DSCF0346 by yz rider, on Flickr


DSCF0347 by yz rider, on Flickr

This drawer irritates me the most, I have to dig through 3 layers of pliers just to find one!

DSCF0348 by yz rider, on Flickr

Lots of misc. stuff

DSCF0350 by yz rider, on Flickr]

Body hammers and dollys

DSCF0351 by yz rider, on Flickr
Dollys are rusted because this box is in storage.

Misc body tools

DSCF0352 by yz rider, on Flickr

Air/ misc tools

DSCF0353 by yz rider, on Flickr

Ratchets and drive tools

DSCF0355 by yz rider, on Flickr

Chisels, punches, and files

DSCF0356 by yz rider, on Flickr

More misc!

DSCF0358 by yz rider, on Flickr

Hex keys and wrenches

DSCF0360 by yz rider, on Flickr

I'll add more pics of the top box later, if you guys want:)
 
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Honda guy

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YZRider,very nice collection of tools for a 14 yr. old! Let me make a suggestion on your pliers drawer. Get a pliers rack from Plyworx. I've seen them on the Matco & Snap-on trucks and also at Northern. They go for about $20. I got one after seeing several people here on GJ using them. I've gotten a few compliments on how organized my pliers are and now all the other techs where I work have the same rack.
 

YZ Rider

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YZRider,very nice collection of tools for a 14 yr. old! Let me make a suggestion on your pliers drawer. Get a pliers rack from Plyworx. I've seen them on the Matco & Snap-on trucks and also at Northern. They go for about $20. I got one after seeing several people here on GJ using them. I've gotten a few compliments on how organized my pliers are and now all the other techs where I work have the same rack.

Thanks for the comments, just ordered the pliersrack:rocker: Is there anything like that for screwdrivers? Because my screwdriver drawer is just a big of a disaster as my pliers drawer.
 

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wow! quite the setup for a 14 yr old (or of any one at any age)!! when I was 14 I had an adjustable wrench and a multi bit screwdriver. It fixed my bike when it broke so I was happy!
 

YZ Rider

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I've always been taught that hard work pays off, and it has!
Got pics of the top box:

Electrical drawer,

DSCF0362 by yz rider, on Flickr

1/2in and 3/4 in drive stuff

DSCF0363 by yz rider, on Flickr

Staplers, misc pliers, sk sockets

DSCF0364 by yz rider, on Flickr

Screwdrivers

DSCF0365 by yz rider, on Flickr

Hammer time, and sawzall blades

DSCF0366 by yz rider, on Flickr

Flash lights, batteries, drill bits, bit sets

DSCF0368 by yz rider, on Flickr

Junk drawer, not much general stuff can fit in these small drawers

DSCF0367 by yz rider, on Flickr

Things that I have no room for inside the box:
SO Taps, pullers, drill bits, some power tools

DSCF0370 by yz rider, on Flickr

I do have a side box, but this box is crammed into a storage container while we build our garage.
 
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jeffmoss26

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Wow! I've always had a lot of tools, even as a kid, but nothing like that when I was 14...or now! Keep it up!
I was gonna ask where those pliers racks came from, my question was answered!
 

Stinky Pete

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I got this about a month ago. It's a Waterloo Traxx I got for a very reasonable price. I figured it would take awhile to fill it up, but it seems most of the drawers are already accounted for...just that the tools now have a bit more breathing room :bounce:

Here it is next to my old toolbox - also a Waterloo.

toolbox.jpg
 
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JDM5LugHatch

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is that a real te37 you have your air hose wrapped around or just a rota grid??
expensive hose holder if its a te37 :D

wat kinda honda you drive??the back looks like an rsx/dc5???

Real deal TE37. A friend gave it to me since he no longer had the car and it has slight curbage. Yeah I drive DC5 well I say I drive it but it really just sits in the garage bought new in 2006 and has 13k miles on it.

DSC00452.jpg
 

Racr350

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Real deal TE37. A friend gave it to me since he no longer had the car and it has slight curbage. Yeah I drive DC5 well I say I drive it but it really just sits in the garage bought new in 2006 and has 13k miles on it.

Dear god that's the nicest hose reel ever. :bowdown: Beautiful DC5 sir. Have a couple friends with them and they're no slouch, especially when boosted. They give my Greenwood SuperNatural a good run up to about 60ish. Where did you get those black hardware, etc. bins?? They would be very useful for what i need them for.
 
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muskaman67

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Love your dc5. I drive a fg2. And sick hose reel. It's funny how your hose reel costs more then your top box. But at least you got it for free. What mods you have done to your car?
 

JDM5LugHatch

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Dear god that's the nicest hose reel ever. :bowdown: Beautiful DC5 sir. Have a couple friends with them and they're no slouch, especially when boosted. They give my Greenwood SuperNatural a good run up to about 60ish. Where did you get those black hardware, etc. bins?? They would be very useful for what i need them for.

Yeah I love it just wish the weather was nicer so I didn't mind driving it. Too lazy to wash it. The bins are Ernst you can get them from http://www.ernstmfg.com/ and the big ones in the bottom drawer I got from Sears believe they were Craftsman.

Thats pretty badass. Did you paint it white yourself to match the door? I thought it was odd it didnt have any logos...

Very nice/clean garage. I like the stockpile of HAMP filters :thumbup:.

Na it's the factory white. The logos after time on all wheels start to chip away. It had no logos on it when I got it a few years ago. I just cleaned it up and picked up a wall mount from a friend who owns a local wheel shop. Thanks!

Love your dc5. I drive a fg2. And sick hose reel. It's funny how your hose reel costs more then your top box. But at least you got it for free. What mods you have done to your car?


Haha indeed! Just basic intake and exhaust suspension wheels. Nothing special. No Kpro or header. Honestly buying a house makes me want to focus more on modding it than the car.
 
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Rossco

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Aye thanks allot .. Real Happy with it ..

Wasn't sure about the yellow but it looks fantastic in the flesh .. No Excuses for driving a fork truck into now ..

And it will get its chance on the shop floor ..
 

YZ Rider

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I got this about a month ago. It's a Waterloo ProTraxx I got for a very reasonable price. I figured it would take awhile to fill it up, but it seems most of the drawers are already accounted for...just that the tools now have a bit more breathing room :bounce:

Here it is next to my old toolbox - also a Waterloo.

toolbox.jpg

I Love all those deep and wide drawers, I always wish I had those!
 

Rossco

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Yeah Shiny for now .. Might stick a nice CAT sign on the side!

Side box: Yeah .. Thinking about it when I move away ! :canadian:

German made? Well the bins are pretty good quality .. they also swallow plenty of Tin's!

The general rule is around here .. Dont leave clothes on your washing line after dark :bounce:

Real good quality US made roller :bowdown: .. Shame we dont make them this like anymore :headscrat

Glad you guys like it .. am over the moon with it :cool:

P.S love them older Snap on roll cabs .. Am after one myself ..
 
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balane

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I wish we called Trash Cans by the name Wheely Bins over here. Sounds so much nicer. I remember seeing on the news about the lady who put the cat in the "wheely bin."

Very nice yellow box btw. :beer:
 
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