The Toolbox Thread.
#77
I've had a couple. Picked up a used black Husky non low pro and used it for a few months. I liked the space, but the black wasn't the theme i'm going for. And I didn't like the non low profile.
The pics are of my current box. Husky low pro. Picked it up off c-list for about 100 bucks. Was a great deal and functions well. A bit more space would be nice, but I don't haul that much stuff in there.
#78
I just need to be able to fit a gas can, a helmet, and my cheapo/take with me to go riding tools lol. that husky looks nice!
I'm leaning towards the black one i posted just for the little extra space. but i found a kobalt one for $60 but it has the slanted sides so i'd be losing space there :/
I'm leaning towards the black one i posted just for the little extra space. but i found a kobalt one for $60 but it has the slanted sides so i'd be losing space there :/
#79
#82
Haha guy flaked on me so I just went to lowes. They had an "open box" deal on one for $100 and they threw in the mounting hardware(someone bought it and returned for a bigger one the same day) and the guy installed it for free because he was bored lmao. Not a bad deal. Box doesn't seem to heavy duty but for what I need it for should be fine!
#86
I've had three toolboxes on my truck.....one i'll leave out because it was just downright UGLY!
Delta Low-profile Economy series box. Very good looking, i actually miss it sometimes. Very sleek looking as well. Paid $220 on sale at Schucks/Kragen/Checker's. Delta low-rpo boxes for compacts have a double notch to clear other trucks fender wells. Ranger's don't really need the second notch.
Delta Low-profile Economy series box. Very good looking, i actually miss it sometimes. Very sleek looking as well. Paid $220 on sale at Schucks/Kragen/Checker's. Delta low-rpo boxes for compacts have a double notch to clear other trucks fender wells. Ranger's don't really need the second notch.
Thinking about buying a Delta low profile box, but had a question - Does it come pre-drilled for J hook installation?
Yeah...I know it's an old thread. Thanks.
#91
Attwoods was having sale today on boxes for $79 and $99 on their bright finish boxes - normally $229 I think. Good deal, but wanted to stay with a black theme so I paid $179 (regular $239) for one with a black finish. Not sure if "Tradesman" brand boxes are any good, but I'm guessing that most boxes with an Attwoods logo are just restickered Tradesman boxes. Had Tradesman labels and catalog info inside lid of box. Looks like this...
Will try and get real photo after install.
Will try and get real photo after install.
#94
http://atwoods.com/about-us
"On New year's Eve, 1959, Wilbur and Fern Atwood left Marshall, Minnesota and headed for Enid, Oklahoma. They drove their old Ford pick-up through a blizzard in Nebraska and an ice storm in Kansas before arriving in Enid on New Year's Day, 1960. They came to start a new business, not because of demographics or market research, but because they liked the community and felt comfortable here."
Only place in town I'll buy my Chicken Poop™ Lip Junk.
"On New year's Eve, 1959, Wilbur and Fern Atwood left Marshall, Minnesota and headed for Enid, Oklahoma. They drove their old Ford pick-up through a blizzard in Nebraska and an ice storm in Kansas before arriving in Enid on New Year's Day, 1960. They came to start a new business, not because of demographics or market research, but because they liked the community and felt comfortable here."
Only place in town I'll buy my Chicken Poop™ Lip Junk.
#97
I have a Challenger toolbox on my truck. Nothing special but I have one question. I find it kind of inconvenient that the box covers up the stock tie down points at the front. I was thinking of moving them back so that the toolbox woulnd't cover them anymore. What is on the back of those bolts and is it something I can reuse or would I need new ones? Or is there an easier/better solution? Thanx
#98