Of course, you can put stickers on other things besides your tool box, too - like refrigerators, shop presses and shelves.
Post up your Toolbox stickers
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chryslerfat
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Yes, married 39 years, but I put the trophies in the garage on my own so as not to clutter up the house. Have a bunch of them, but they're not hard to collect from local shows, so not that big a deal. I don't even bother any more, so they're all over a dozen years old.
My stereo's out in the garage, too, but that did get moved because she didn't like me playing it loud when it was in the house.
Nice welder!
My Dad bought that back in the mid-1970s. I inherited it when he passed in 1984. Still works great! I also have an almost new MIG welder, but haven't learned how to use it yet.
Very cool. My dad taught me on oxyacetylene, which I’m grateful for. I think building your foundation on stick or torch is much more beneficial than starting out with MIG or TIG.
That is a nice welder and I love the stereo in the garage
and you can never have enough stickers when it comes to garage ambience.
I bought a few of the originals of the 360/340 Only stickers a few years ago to put on my tool box but they were too cool to peel and stick so I had these made up without the original shops name to clean it up a bit.
I had to order 100 of them just to get them produced. Only wanted a few. If anybody wants one I will give it away free but you’ll have to pay shipping.
They look cool on red boxes.
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As stated, it is a long time friend and has been through many moves with me!
That Matco rep was an awesome guy "Ron Miller". My Snap-on bench type likely found a good home!
When I picked up from J'ville,Fl, and left the profession! He kept me on a nice plan to get whole!
I left a $500 a week take home to $7.00 an hour in early 1988. It was very tough and he stuck with me through pay off! Super dealer he was and kept his faith in my word!
Very Hard to find a dealer with that much compassion today!
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Nice tool box and some really great stickers...
From my 70's Craftsman box.
That Mallory is an old one the Direct Connection and the Offenhauser are about the same age,all great decals to go with the vintage Craftsman box
what's not to like there...
My tool box is black wrinkle finish so I stickered up my storage cabinet
There's some really great stickers there...
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It is what it is...
A couple more..
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