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I miss my M-37 now. I am also getting married on 06/01/2013 We will have some pics in a Barstow Mutt. Great find! The M-37 is a super truck

I had to find multiple gauges for my MEP 701a generators. I also found that the new A&M gauges were $$$. Coleman's and Delks Surplus will both pull meter and transducers from old gensets. It is a 50/50 shot if they work but they are OEM if that is important. I ordered 7 gauges from Coleman's...

Very cool, love to see salvage yard finds

If I find another Snap-On box who knows...may keep it red or desert tan. Desert tan for sure. May have a line on another Snap-On 7 drawer roll cart and if I get it desert all the way!

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The military has rolled out an updated version with improved tool ID and all of the sockets are on rails.

Carnac, you are correct it does have SAE and Metric wrenches, sockets and allen wrenches. Wrenches are SAE up to 1" and 21 mm metric. I had too look at everything again. I was so happy I just gave it a once over and posted. I am missing a pair of long nose Vise Grips also. As for...

I have been looking for one for a long time. I had a friend keep an eye out also. He purchased a pallet of them and then combined tools to make complete sets. He got 5 kits out of a whole pallet. It is a nice mobile set up that works well on its own or it can be set on top of a rolling cart...

Pics of my new to me GMTK. All tools are present and in very good shape. Only apparent wear is on the screwdrivers. Tools are SK and Crescent.

If I had purchased the box new I would have been much more reluctant to mess with it, but I got it cheap and I have had fun with the camo.

I have to admit that it felt strange to scuff up that red Snap-On paint. Now the only problem I have is I cant find the toolbox.

Got the GMTK!! Will pick up tomorrow and post pictures asap.. it is a very nice portable tool chest and complete tool kit

Uh oh my 3 color toolbox may have competition...I have a line on a new series General Mechanics Tool Kit (GMTK) filled with SK tools...If I can get it I will post pics. Not camo but cool and portable

Hey Insanejecke I am right up the road from you in Columbia, SC

Thank you for all the positive feedback! I used 150 grit to scuff the powder coat then wiped everything down with acetone. I used sandable primer where I had bare metal. Then I sprayed away with the Rapco and high temp grill paint. I free handed the pattern and just added paint, no solid...

Thanks. That is a big complement. There is a difference in professional tools. I took time off from working as a paramedic and I worked full time as a custom carpenter. All of my woodworking tools are top end because I could not afford to have them break or fail. When your paycheck depends...

I worked for a garage when I was in high school 20 years ago and I was tempted by the Snap-On dealer many times. If I was a pro I would do it but I am a weekend warrior. I try and pick up Snap-On used from ebay and estate sales.. The Snap-On bottom box looked like it sat on a pallet and was...

I will take the hit and trade you my custom set up for your flat black one....it will be tough but I am here to help

Nice!!! I used Rapco CARC substitute for the camo. I did not like the Rapco flat black so I used high temp grill paint. It is cheap and really flat plus it has that slightly chalky look real CARC black has.