Since MY other toolbox was full-up...

Bens95cobra8594

New Member

Sep 18, 2006

49

0

0

The Empire State

Jan 26, 2007

#1

• Jan 26, 2007

• #1

I decided to grab a tool cart from the Matco guy. It's pretty damn handy I have to say. I can load it up with tools and go from toy to toy fixing and puttering. Plus it serves as a portable toolbench for resting things instead of on painted surfaces of vehicles... I also had to get the pry bar attachment. The extra long screwdrivers and pry bars and one 3' 3/8" extension wouldn't fit in the old boxerino.

Great investment I tell ya!

 

Attachments

• Matco 002.webp

  19.3 KB · Views: 175

Nik_95Cobra

Founding Member

Feb 5, 2002

1,677

1

37

Tempe, Arizona

Jan 26, 2007

#2

• Jan 26, 2007

• #2

Those are sweet!, and they also have cool side boxes for them when you run out of room and need to expand. My matco guy had a nice blue one on his truck I was thinking about. I didn't want to make my tools mobile though or the other guys would try and touch them and then I'd have a big replacement tool bill lol. That's definately something that's nice to have around.

 

VibrantRedGT

"STANGNET'S PENGUIN SMACKER"

15 Year Member

Nov 29, 1999

14,679

424

154

Boca Raton, Florida

Jan 26, 2007

#3

• Jan 26, 2007

• #3

Here are pics of my garage and tool box from Nik's thread. I'm getting the Monroe Shocks bar stool from the Monroe rep hopefully soon. I take pride in my garage. My kids play on the floor while I work on the car. It's basically a bedroom with a car in the middle of it.

 

Attachments

• Toolbox.webp

  25.5 KB · Views: 131
• Garage-1.webp

  30.4 KB · Views: 158

blksn955.o

Founding Member

Mar 15, 2002

3,263

0

66

st.louis mo 314

Jan 26, 2007

#4

• Jan 26, 2007

• #4

Those are cool, the bluepoint (cheaper snapon line) ones I have seen are handy like that.

 

trav_19

New Member

Oct 29, 2006

810

0

0

Jackson, MI

Jan 26, 2007

#5

• Jan 26, 2007

• #5

how much did that set you back? if you dont mind me asking....i need to get my own newer toolbox lol i got my uncles 20 some year old ones in the garage w/ his misc. tools and its a PITA to find crap in them....i think a cart would be a good start till i get a lot of tool i got enough to fill that cart up

 

Bens95cobra8594

New Member

Sep 18, 2006

49

0

0

The Empire State

Jan 27, 2007

#6

• Jan 27, 2007

• #6

$239.30 for the cart, $75.13 for the pry bar attachment.

You can also add another drawer on the bottom and I think there is some sort of other side attachment for the cart itself.

WELL worth the money. The thing is really handy (as you know).