Vintage Tools

[coconanipoo]

I have a garage full of my Dad's old tools. I would like to sell them to someone that will appreciate them and not resell them for scrap. I have, Plomb, Williams, Snapon, Proto, Sears, Craftman and Molyedenum and more. Any Ideas?

 

[87Pomona]

Where in SoCal are you located?

 

[Thunderbisciut]

Sort them out, snap some pics and post them up in the classified section.

 

[coconanipoo]

I live in Norco, about an hour from Los Angeles and an hour from San Diego
I don't know what shoot me a pm means
thank you for the feed back

 

[sk farmer]

I live in Norco, about an hour from Los Angeles and an hour from San Diego
I don't know what shoot me a pm means
thank you for the feed back

it means send a private message. upper right hand corner will have a flashing icon there when you have a new message. click on private message to read or send one to any member.

 

[kevin47]

You gotta love this site...People at the right place at the right time....

 

[Man of Many Vices]

If you call me at 760-953-5321, there's a good chance I will buy most everything you have, if your price is fair. I only deal in cash.

I always buy more than I need or will ever use. Then I clean it up, if needed, and add to my various collections: Plomb, Proto, S-K, Snap-On, old Craftsman, Williams, and some of the "forgotten" tools from the past: Utica, Kraeuter, Bonney, Armstrong, Pexto, etc. (even though they are still made today).

I haven't sold anything. Just collecting, preserving and storing for now. If there's something you need, I probably have it.

Dan Schmidt, Indio.
About 1 hour east of Norco.

 

[Bull]

If you call me at 760-953-5321, there's a good chance I will buy most everything you have, if your price is fair. I only deal in cash.

I always buy more than I need or will ever use. Then I clean it up, if needed, and add to my various collections: Plomb, Proto, S-K, Snap-On, old Craftsman, Williams, and some of the "forgotten" tools from the past: Utica, Kraeuter, Bonney, Armstrong, Pexto, etc. (even though they are still made today).

I haven't sold anything. Just collecting, preserving and storing for now. If there's something you need, I probably have it.

Dan Schmidt, Indio.
About 1 hour east of Norco.

Dan, if you reconsider putting your full name and phone number out here publicly, let me know and I will delete it for you. Or you can actually probably just edit it yourself. Just wondering if you want it on the net forever. Maybe you could PM or e-mail the OP.

 

[woody 73]

Bull don't worry I am sure by now that every bathroom stall in North america has printed on the walls for a good time call "DAN THE MAN OF MANY VICES" ...

 

[Man of Many Vices]

Bull: Thanks. There's too many kooks out there I guess, sharing the restroom stalls with Woody.

 

[woody 73]

oy vey what next

 

[Bull]

Bull: Thanks. There's too many kooks out there I guess, sharing the restroom stalls with Woody.

NP, do you want me to delete your personal info and try to halt Woody's graffiti campaign?

 

[woody 73]

Bull I am sure somewhere in Jersey or the bronx (Forgive me Eastern GJ Members) it is too late... I am sure someone has posted it on a train tank car running somewhere by now.

 

[lowbucktruck]

If you have any vintage/early Proto Los Angeles or Plomb tools, I am interested. I think you are in the right place. The forgotten tool brands have friends here. Many of us just pick up those old tools to save them from being melted down, so even tools that aren't Snap-On have fans and collectors (and users, like me). Posting an ad in the Classified section on this site with some photos would be a good start to finding new homes for your father's old tools.