Me and the family went on vacation to see the wife's folks out of state for a week. When we where there we went to a few flea markets, and when I say a few, I really mean a lot of them. But it was worth it, because I found some great stuff to add to my tool collection.
First when we visited her grandparents, her grand dad gave me a 5'' bench grinder, he is the coolest dude I know. It is a Black and Decker model 7900, needs a good clean, but runs great looking forward to mounting it to my work bench.
When we went to stay with her dad, was when we went to all the flea markets in there town. I scored big time in my opinion on the wrench front, for starters I got a new old stock open end metric wrench set by Truecraft, made in Japan, for .50 cents a wrench, five wrenches total.
Next I got a at another store five more wrenches. A 1" Powr-Kraft combo wrench, then a 13/16" Thorsen combo wrench, a 5/8"x9/16" Thorsen open end wrench, a 1/4"x5/16" Thorsen open end wrench, and a vintage 5/8" Proto combo wrench.
At the same place I found one of my favorite things I found a compleat set of Lectrolite SAE open end wrenches in great shape.
Last but not least at yet another flea market I found a MAC 3/8" air ratchet.
All in all I think it was a good group of tools, worth the trip.
