Cool Cat , Some day you'll need a bigger box...

[Witsend]

And one day this box will be yours , but for now I need this box as a way to keep some of my own Sh@t organized. Could just clean and organize everything and find what I need to toss in a box and head out for a on road repair or just buy a well organized multi layered box with everything laid out nice and organized. I give the plastic case a year or two before the deeper side sees the kitty litter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVb07pM2DE&list=PL9FFC10578BBFE83A

[greasybob]

Maybe a tool box ? Or better yet, get the parts supplier to give you some cabinets, for you know, parts... or tool storage.

[Witsend]

Maybe a tool box ? Or better yet, get the parts supplier to give you some cabinets, for you know, parts... or tool storage.

Hi Bob I have storage space , just need to spend an entire day dedicated to Spring cleaning, wiping everything down clean tools with WD-40 on rags and just need a lot of basic motivation for organizing and putting stuff away where it belongs. Occasionally if I need to be mobile, it takes me a good 30 minutes to just find and get my tools basic tools together . I just copped out at Port Cargo and dropped $160 plus tax for a organized case with most of the basic tools I would have to grab and toss together if I were to head out for a mobile road side call or take along on a trip. Case be Chaos in 3 months , but for now I feel naked going on a road trip driving a Chrysler product without a case of tools, just in case. Just wanted to let everyone know I'm not A Tidy Cat, and oil dry is still cheaper than Kitty Litter .

[Matt]

Hey Wit, the phrase you used "[B][I]basic motivation[B][I" rings true for me too. My personal vehicle, 2000 buick lesabre, has been running poorly for several months now. Random misfire during cold start. Anyways, the last thing I want to do is wrench on my own junk after working all week on everyone else. The tool kit you purchased looks well equipped and ready for mobile repair. Beware, I had a similar craftsman set up in a blow-molded case, the tools were great, but after a while the plastic case lost its "squeeze" and when I would open the flip up lid a whole pile of metric and standard sockets would greet me at the bottom.