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22 Mar 2020 05:53 #821387 by slmjim+Z1BEBE
Show us your stickers! was created by slmjim+Z1BEBE
Many of us likely have been decorating our toolboxes & other shop surfaces with vendor stickers over the years. Sharing pics of same could be entertaining and a trip down memory lane for some. Let's see 'em!




















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22 Mar 2020 17:03 - 22 Mar 2020 17:08 #821453 by Dr. Gamma
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Love the old Denco sticker myself!!!!

I never had one of huge hot dog stand toolboxes. I bought a real nice Snap On top and bottom, then I realized the top didn't have any handles on it. Kinda hard to pick up and put into your van when you go racing!!!! So I downsized to something with handles.

The toolbox top you see here has been to most of the road race tracks in this country. Even a few drag stripes too!!! If you noticed the damage to the top lid and how bent the box is. Its because it even fell out of my van when we moving the van to a better parking space at Mid Ohio.












1972 H2 750 Cafe Racer built in 1974.
1976 KH400 Production Road Racer.
1979 Kz1000 MK. II Old AMA/WERA Superbike.
1986 RG500G 2 stroke terror.
1986 GSXR750RG The one with the clutch that rattles!

Up in the hills near Prescott, Az.
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