Snap-On 35th Camaro Tool Box
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Snap-On 35th Camaro Tool Box
My snap-on guy showed me this nice limited edition 35th Camaro Ann. tool box and I took a few pictures. Its hugger Orange, has black stripes just on the lid, a nice drive-in picture inside the lid. A few vintage z/28 and camaro emblems, an SS 35th ann. emblem and three camaro's on the lower outside. Only one thirdgen on the box. I also saw pictures of the limited edition Firebird box. Its black with gold trim, a big gold bird, and some firebirds. Before you all go out and pick one up its only 10,000.00. A few years ago i repainted my old tool box 69 Lemans Blue and painted two white ralley stripes up and down the front and back, inside the lid and every drawer. It was a much nicer job that saved me 10,000 but the snap-on box looks sweet.
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Transmission: 700R4/4L60 same trans different name
the week after i bought my new Snap-On tool box, that one came out
heh- i cant afford $10,000 though
i only paid $1500 (used) for my Snap-On box and that was with a trade in
heh- i cant afford $10,000 though
i only paid $1500 (used) for my Snap-On box and that was with a trade in
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Car: 85 Monte Carlo SS...
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Sweet box! LOL That does look awesome but..... Unless you are a full time mechanic, that is a investment I would not make. $10,000 could buy me a lot of good Mac tools stuff. And just buy me a $1000 tool box to hold all my wonderful Mac tools. As you can tell I am Mac tool buyer instead of Snappy. Mac is a little cheaper $$$ wise, but in my eyes the same quality. IMO
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Car: 1991 Corvette Coupe
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Transmission: 700R4/4L60 same trans different name
i would definetly be able to justify $10,000 if i was an A-tech
because this A-tech i work with, Bob, has that same size tool box filled with tools and he paid $8000
so an extra $2000 isnt bad, i guess
but i'm only a C-tech
because this A-tech i work with, Bob, has that same size tool box filled with tools and he paid $8000
so an extra $2000 isnt bad, i guess
but i'm only a C-tech
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Car: 1992 Camaro Z28 Anniversary Edition
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yo man why would u pay that kinda money for a tool box even though i must admit it looks sweet.
u want a tool box i'll make you one for $100 just get me some metal and a drill...
u want a tool box i'll make you one for $100 just get me some metal and a drill...
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Car: 85 Monte Carlo SS...
Engine: T.P.I L98.
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 3:73 Posi
i'll make you one for $100 just get me some metal and a drill...
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I've got the brochures sitting here somewhere, has the SS and Firebird Boxes in it.
I didn't think it was $10K though, that is kinda steep.
I didn't think it was $10K though, that is kinda steep.
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$10,000 for a toolbox......
I must admit it's a great looking one and glad to see the muscle cars on it.........but it's horribly expensive for the average person or small shop, maybe some bigger shops, or dealerships.....
I must admit it's a great looking one and glad to see the muscle cars on it.........but it's horribly expensive for the average person or small shop, maybe some bigger shops, or dealerships.....
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I still like the Hot-Rod edition better. Only $4500 for that one. I guess it's 'cause I build roadsters, too and that has a '32 screenprinted on it.
But that Camaro box is a little ridiculous... I'd just paint one and buy the emblems for it and come out with the same thing and waaay under budget.
But that Camaro box is a little ridiculous... I'd just paint one and buy the emblems for it and come out with the same thing and waaay under budget.
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I'm gonna convince my old man to put that one on the truck. I get a everything at cost !! Too bad I'm too poor .
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:hail: I was drooling over that one when I saw it in the calalog. Maybe one day. Never saw it with the stripes though, I gotta say I really like it better with the stripes! I settled for this one though. Only paid $2,800. Got it at dealer cost. It retails for $4,200. Its not purple its acutally royal blue.
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No4njnk is poooooooooooor i can vouch 4 that any who my old man got that ouption in june and he passed it they only offered it with a whole packed deal and the snap on dealers would have to buy all the speceal boxes
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