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+ | [http://www.snapon.com/ Snap-On] Tools is a tool manufacturer and distributor. The company services professional shops by selling the tool line directly to these. They are geared toward the professional and distribute their tools off a truck that makes stops at service center's once or twice a week. |
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+ | Snap-On invented the removable socket, hence the name Snap-On. Before this invention the socket was a one-piece speed wrench, so one was needed for every size (5/16", 7/16", 1/2" etc.). So now users had a speed wrench with removable sockets that snapped on and off. This saved considerable space and weight in the tool box. |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
Revision as of 18:03, 19 August 2018
Snap-On Tools Description
Snap-On Tools is a tool manufacturer and distributor. The company services professional shops by selling the tool line directly to these. They are geared toward the professional and distribute their tools off a truck that makes stops at service center's once or twice a week.
Snap-On invented the removable socket, hence the name Snap-On. Before this invention the socket was a one-piece speed wrench, so one was needed for every size (5/16", 7/16", 1/2" etc.). So now users had a speed wrench with removable sockets that snapped on and off. This saved considerable space and weight in the tool box.
"Johnson and Seideman created a set of 10 sockets that would snap on to five different handles. The idea that Five Do the Work of Fifty, revolutionised the industry and in 1920, the Snap-on Wrench Company was born."
The following cars were part of a promotion effort, that gave out Hot Wheels vehicles off their trucks to customers.
2003 Snap-On Tools
Casting | Series # | Color | Tampo | Country | Photo |
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Snap-On Tools Truck | 1/6 | ||||
3-Window '34 | 2/6 | ||||
'63 Split Window Corvette | 3/6 | ||||
Mustang Cobra | 4/6 | ||||
Super Tsunami | 5/6 | ||||
'70 Plymouth Roadrunner | 6/6 |
2004 Snap-On Tools
Casting | Series # | Color | Tampo | Country | Photo |
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'70 Plymouth Barracuda | 1/6 | ||||
'57 Chevy | 2/6 | Red | White Stripes with "Snap-On" Logos | ||
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'65 Mustang Convertible | 4/6 | ||||
Nissan Skyline | 5/6 | ||||
Toyota Celica | 6/6 |
2006 Snap-On Tools
Casting | Series # | Color | Tampo | Country | Photo |
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Mustang Mach 1 | 1/4 | ||||
'71 Plymouth GTX | 2/4 | Red | Stripes, Snap-On logo on sides | ||
Firebird Funny Car (Cruz Pedrigon Funny Car) | 3/4 | ||||
W-Oozie | 4/4 |