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Old 02-13-2015, 07:55 PM
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There once was a commercial for some luggage company that had an elephant standing on the luggage. That reminds me of the Snap on dumptruck picture.
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What the Snap-On dump truck on a toolbox promo reminds me of is an old Volvo TV commercial: http://articles.latimes.com/1991-08-...ade-commission

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Nice box Tim. I've always wanted the big box but being in a service van space is very limited. Quality matters for sure though. So who has the bigger box, or should I say tool, hehe, you or Travis?
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Nice tool box Tim.
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It's not the size,it is how you use it.
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Nice tool box Tim.
Alvy,
It's not the size,it is how you use it.
Alright buddy, you win. Just don't start talking about Uranus over here in this thread..........or was it Neptune?
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Yeah..... but each box is holding about 6000#!!!
Well, that is about equal to the combined weight of two of the women that I date, Bertha and Bernice Bunz.....twins and they are tons of fun!!! If I want my women on my toolbox, then that is the one to get!!

Tim, great toolbox, so what if you get an ear thrashing.....just remember, Cuando Omni Flunkus Moritati (When All Else Fails, Play Dead)--Red Green. Eventually, she will run out of steam and you'll still be smiling that you own some quality boxes that once belonged to your dad!!!

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love the box ! where is your pillow and blanket ???? lol
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