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Vintage Snap-On Roll-Cab ID

RedSnapper

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Recently picked up a 1940's? Snap-On roll-cab from a local guy. I am having trouble identifying the exact model. I see similar ones in the catalog, but not with the same logo, or chrome kickplate, or caster arrangement. Anyone got any ideas?


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Thanks in advance. Looking to sell, pm if interested.


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RedSnapper

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That indeed does look like it, The nameplate and chrome kickstrip threw me off as I could not find any quite the same. It is quite well built, but unfortunately the paint is quite rough, both chipped and stained from years of use in a mountain sawmill.
 
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