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Figured some people here would find it cool
wonder what year that was from……I remember seeing the old bread truck style but not that old….
That’s pretty cool Jason,
That thing looks pretty neat. I wonder how old it is.
Some of the old Divco trucks were build in Warren the city I live in.
Restoration project for the TIA van?
Jimbo
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Now days they could not fix one of the tool boxes in this truck
regopit wrote:
Now days they could not fix one of the tool boxes in this truck
This is how you move your snap on tool boxes now.
Very cool Jason!
Based on current values of “Vintage” Snap On boxes. That thing is worth about one billion dollars.
I could use a box like that!
That is cool,id love to restore that thing.
Looks like someone needs to give a call to “Counts Customs” or Chip Foose to restore that one.
Oh man, that thing had to be gorgeous back in the day. Hopefully someone restores that at some point, it’s a shame it’s just sitting there.
RCWARD wrote:
Looks like someone needs to give a call to “Counts Customs” or Chip Foose to restore that one.
I’d rather have Kindigit do it…. 6.2L L92 engine from an Escalade…, airbags, killer stereo…
Man, that thing is TINY compared to the new trucks…
Funny story my friends sister bough a house a former Snap on guy owned. He had the house custom built with a garage big enough that he could park his truck in at night.
Yeah kendigit is one of the best. I forgot to mention him. http://www.kindigit.com/
Very cool. What a shame to see such a neat part of tool history sit there and rot away tho
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there everywhere….
Dan should get Pat to restore this van.