saudivette
Clueless In Sandland
...but look what the Snapon fairy delivered this morning!
WOOHOO!! It took 8 weeks to get here...
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MYBAD79
Moderator
Sweet .... thank god it came with instructions... :smash::smash:
it came with a free BBQ cover ???
:lol:
it came with a free BBQ cover ???
:lol:
elevatordude
Well-known member
Did the Snapon fairy fill it with tools also?:drink:
mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
Gotta kidding, ship 50,000 lbs to Sandland?? really now....Wayne makes decent bux, but he not a Saudi Prince....
:crap::beer:
Bullshark
Well-known member
Lookin Good Saudi, better get a pic for the Snapon calendar before your wife throws it out in the garage.
hoto:
hoto:Nice box.
That will last forever. Do you get them off the truck over there or do you have to buy here ship etc.
I still use my from the early 70's, but they didn't have big ones then.
There are some unbelievable Snapon used deals on Craigslist around here, since so many dealerships and garages have closed etc.
I've seen boxes that size full of Snap on tools askeing less than 3 grand. Feel sorry for those guys, you know they spent big bucks for them especially if it was on time.
Obama is going to fix all this. :lol:
That will last forever. Do you get them off the truck over there or do you have to buy here ship etc.
I still use my from the early 70's, but they didn't have big ones then.
There are some unbelievable Snapon used deals on Craigslist around here, since so many dealerships and garages have closed etc.
I've seen boxes that size full of Snap on tools askeing less than 3 grand. Feel sorry for those guys, you know they spent big bucks for them especially if it was on time.
Obama is going to fix all this. :lol:
TimAT
Addict, Cruise-In Bird-Run 1 Veteran
Just keep telling yourself that.. But I wouldn't hold my breath either.:skeptic:
It seems his ultimate goal is to make the history books.
He hasn't figured out yet that he will probably go down as worse than Jimmy Carter. :cussing:
big_G
Blown Member
No doubt. He is building a reputation. And not a good one.
mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
I didn't think it was possible, but Kattah has bee surpassed....no doubt...
:hunter::club::cussing:
clutchdust
Millionaire Playboy
I found one on craigslist last year, little older model, no tools, full size 14 drawer bottom box...........$300.
saudivette
Clueless In Sandland
Had to buy the BBQ cover separate.
No, but I've spent a lot of time "appropriating" enough tools to fill it. Just gotta cut out all the tool shapes in the foam now. Bit of a military thing I guess but I hate losing tools.
Hehe, it's allowed to stay inside until we move to our new compound. Gives me a damn fine idea for some photo's though... :club:Lookin Good Saudi, better get a pic for the Snapon calendar before your wife throws it out in the garage.
That's why I wanted to buy a Snapon cab, because it'll literally last forever. There's a Snapon dealer here and they had smaller roll cabs but I wanted the 40" one so they ordered it from the US (or Canada maybe?). I know there's some good deals to be had out there but I would blow any saving on getting it shipped out here - on it's shipping palette, it took 4 of us to lift this one off the ute! I'm gonna be here a few more years and I want my tools out here so I can use them.
It was a bit of a splurge but my dad left us kids some money when he died and my wife said I should buy something to remember him by. Dad was a home taught spanner monkey and did all his own car work where he could so I reckon he'd approve of the roll cab :beer:
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phantomjock
Well-known member
WOT MATE?! No BARBIE?!
Cheers - OOPS where's the ESKIE?
Jim
Note the mini DishTV?
Cheers - OOPS where's the ESKIE?
Jim
Note the mini DishTV?
saudivette
Clueless In Sandland
The bottom drawer's deep enough for some ice and a few tubes :thumbs:
mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
Had to buy the BBQ cover separate.
No, but I've spent a lot of time "appropriating" enough tools to fill it. Just gotta cut out all the tool shapes in the foam now. Bit of a military thing I guess but I hate losing tools.
Hehe, it's allowed to stay inside until we move to our new compound. Gives me a damn fine idea for some photo's though... :club:Lookin Good Saudi, better get a pic for the Snapon calendar before your wife throws it out in the garage.
That's why I wanted to buy a Snapon cab, because it'll literally last forever. There's a Snapon dealer here and they had smaller roll cabs but I wanted the 40" one so they ordered it from the US (or Canada maybe?). I know there's some good deals to be had out there but I would blow any saving on getting it shipped out here - on it's shipping palette, it took 4 of us to lift this one off the ute! I'm gonna be here a few more years and I want my tools out here so I can use them.
It was a bit of a splurge but my dad left us kids some money when he died and my wife said I should buy something to remember him by. Dad was a home taught spanner monkey and did all his own car work where he could so I reckon he'd approve of the roll cab :beer:
GOOD show mate, I have my father's old tool box from home building/carpentry/framing, and then aircraft wing prototype construction with Glen Martin aircraft in Cleveland Ohio ....decades ago...
it goes to my son...
:loveletter:
For anyone that cares,
Waterloo Industries in Iowa makes the tool boxes for SnapOn and others.
They have several different "grades" of boxes, so unless you are overseas, it is worth price checking with them, if you are into new.
Waterloo Industries in Iowa makes the tool boxes for SnapOn and others.
They have several different "grades" of boxes, so unless you are overseas, it is worth price checking with them, if you are into new.
Douglas Mariani
Well-known member
Very Nice.....Good luck with it Wayne:thumbs:
JeffP1167
Well-known member
...but look what the Snapon fairy delivered this morning!
You should be bowing in it's presence!
saudivette
Clueless In Sandland
I did, just didn't get a photo of that... :yahoo:
I decided that I'm going to piss off the rigid casters and put on another pair of swiveling casters. With those rigid casters, it was a pita to move around empty, I can't imagine it would be any easier when it's full!
