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Not as expensive as losing tools. All my sockets are on rails and clips, all my wrenches in racks. You can see at a glance what is missing.

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Add some screwdrivers and pliers. I would buy some socket rails and clips -they will keep the sockets organized, and if one is missing there will be a clip with nothing on it. I would buy another box too, a to hold everything, and b stuff will fall out of the box it comes in if you knock it around.

1966 Plymouth 14" full wheel covers fair to good condition. $20 each or all six for $100, buyer pays shipping.

I have a 66 4-speed hemi Satellite, that's why I found this thread interesting.

Wow, that's a great car too! I would love to own either one, but I am partial to the Hemis.

Wow, that's a great looking car. I can only imagine the car that you liked better, what was it?

Thanks Mike, I got several replies, and yeah I'm interested. Just need to verify that they are 5.5, they also made 10 hole 5 inch wheels, which I discovered after I bought a pair...

Looking for 14x5.5 10 hole Wheels as original on all 1966 Chargers and Hemi cars, also found on some B-body station wagons. I believe the part number is 2534702. Will pay shipping. Thanks!

Sent by a buddy this morning.LOL.

Cool idea, literally! You can do a lot of neat stuff with tool boxes, in the office, bathroom, even the kitchen. I've seen some cool bathroom vanities made of toolbox. Winter project anyone?

I like the anvil, too. I hope the Roadrunner can drop it on the Coyote!

A cold PBR or two should make you feel better...

Beer. Because no good story ever started with hold my salad and watch this.

Keep it forever, painted or not. Makes the car look as delivered.

Cool shots! Been there a few times, I used to live in Falcon.

Cool, literally. A 1.75 Seagram's 7, and you are all set for happy hour. Seven and sevens all around!

The best thing is the American flag upper right, made of popsicle sticks by a World war II vet before he passed. A relic from the Greatest Generation. God bless america!

Almost everyone's shop refrigerator has a story to tell, show us yours!

Cool Street Van in the background, you don't see many these days.