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#157270 09/18/2005 3:49 AM
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I picked-up an old Snap-on Tool box full of tools from the estate of a local mechanic recently. The box dates to 1956 (Top) and 1958 (Bottom). I have been cleaning it up and am debating painting it. Has anyone had any experience with one of these old boxes ?

#157271 09/18/2005 5:36 PM
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This sounds very cool. Can you post a photo or e-mail one to me? I have a mid-eighties Snap On tool box and I like the vintage look, if you really want to consider the 80's vintage.


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#157272 09/19/2005 3:55 AM
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I'll try and get a picture up tomorrow after I dig up the camera. By the way, I have never posted a pic here, what do you do to attach it to the post - just hit the "image" button?

#157274 09/20/2005 3:31 AM
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Here's a pic of the old tool box [img]http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b109/Mainer54/a6b8bec6.jpg[/img]

#157275 09/21/2005 3:34 AM
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Oooh...

Pretty...

[drools on garage floor]

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#157276 09/23/2005 4:05 AM
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Thats a nice looking box for its age most are beat up pretty bad. I once had a waterloo tool box top and bottom, I think it was a 50s also but sold it cuz I needed the money at the time. I have had a 70s craftsman since high school. Some people like the patina on old things some like them like new so do what works for ya.

#157277 09/23/2005 5:24 PM
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Mainer54,
If a '58/'59 tool box is an antique then I must be older than DIRT! grin grin


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