FS. Restored E9 Tool Tray and Heyco Tools

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I recently purchased a damaged tool tray from a Forum Member. I reinforced the part that attaches to the trunk lid with a heavy coat of Apoxy. This not only made the tray stronger but also seemed to keep the cracks that I glued together with Crazy Glue much stronger. I also put aluminum on the hinges and wiings that usually break and than put a third layer on the wings using material from a damaged tool tray I had. I also dressed up ihe inside of the tray with mirror finish material.
Photos can be seen on th Restoration Section of this Forum.
Tool Tray. $150 plus shipping.
Tools. $150 plus shipping.
 
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Harry, i presume that you are posting the toolbox for sale? not very clear other than it sounds like you've done good work on repairing this box. just want to clarify - if you are selling, you might want to talk about price ...

here is the link to the photos
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Thread 'E9 Tool Tray Restoration'

Hi. I recently purchased a cracked up tool tray from a member of this forum hoping that between a broken tray I have and the one I purchased I could make one nice tray.
I found out it wasn't as easy as I thought it would be.
I first glued all cracks with crazy glue along with my fingers because I was too lazy to put on gloves which are next to me onmy work table.
Secondly I put a thick layer of apoxy on the back side that attaches to the trunk lid. This not only made the back piece much stronger but also kept the cracks together.
Thirdly I did not like the looks of the piece that I put the...
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