Pics of your latest purchase

[svt923]

I normally keep exactly zero personal crap on my desk at work but I was at Harbor Freight yesterday and this seemed like a sweet upgrade for the cup that was holding all my pens and markers.

 

[hpiguy]

Ah, I see they've copied Kobalt. Love my little mini stack.

 

[svt923]

Ah, I see they've copied Kobalt. Love my little mini stack.

It is quite nice, I think I may need another one for the workbench at home.

What I have learned from the internet mini tool box collectors is the US General is the best built of all the ones out there (thicker steel, bearing drawer slides, magnetic drawer retention, etc). I wish it had the base option like the Kobalt though.

 

[JatoTheRipper]

It is quite nice, I think I may need another one for the workbench at home.

What I have learned from the internet mini tool box collectors is the US General is the best built of all the ones out there (thicker steel, bearing drawer slides, magnetic drawer retention, etc). I wish it had the base option like the Kobalt though.

This is the exact reason I bought a US General 42" box rather than go elsewhere. Harbor Freight builds the highest quality toolboxes these days at a reasonable price.

 

[svt923]

This is the exact reason I bought a US General 42" box rather than go elsewhere. Harbor Freight builds the highest quality toolboxes these days at a reasonable price.

I'm trying to find an excuse to buy an orange set of US General 42" boxes but my current boxes are still perfectly fine.

 

[JatoTheRipper]

I'm trying to find an excuse to buy an orange set of US General 42" boxes but my current boxes are still perfectly fine.

I bought red because, at the time, my favorite color was still red. And when I grew up all the toolboxes were red. Then my dad bought the orange 42" after I got my Harley and I was super jealous!

 

[VoltSCX]

Decided to pick up one of these, figured it was worth a shot. Can't go wrong with a 1/10 for $80. Definitely gonna have some fun with it.

 

[durok]

I want one of the removable top versions just for a shelf queen - that was the last vehicle my Dad had before he passed, he drove it all over St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands - you can't drive fast anywhere there!

I have a Pro-Line Sumo body already, but these days it's hard to find a chassis that it will fit - it's the discontinued 10" wheelbase version.