Tool Chest find, any info on model?

[Doddrod]

I picked up this tool cabinet at a goodwill yesterday for $40.

It's a Sears Craftsman and has a round lockset without keys that I would like to replace and would like to find a matching top chest.

Found the serial "Made in USA 0677"

i think i found the matching cabinet in a sears catalog from 1977, the only number given there is "9 GT 65055N" but it doesnt seem to be the model number as nothing comes up in a parts search.

Anyone know?

Having issues uploading photos but will get them up as soon as I can get it sorted

Chris

 

[Doddrod]

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[onesojourner]

Photobucket is dead. Try imgur, or better yet put them on the site so we don't get screwed over again.

 

[Doddrod]

sorry about that, didn't realize that photobucket had gone dark, thanks for the heads up. Tried to upload direct to site but was not able to. in any case the pictures are now up.

 

[thehorse13]

That is certainly a 1970s box. You see them turn up on Craigslist, top and bottom boxes, pretty regularly.

 

[jdoe213]

Not a bad deal if it has no rust.

 

[TheCraneGuy]

sorry about that, didn't realize that photobucket had gone dark, thanks for the heads up. Tried to upload direct to site but was not able to. in any case the pictures are now up.

I don’t see the pictures


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[Oldtuleguy]

I have a similar one for air tools and such in my garage. Served me well.

 

[1982fxr]

Made by Waterloo, might try calling them for a replacement key not sure if they offer them for that old of boxes but maybe?