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  1. 07-04-2012, 09:34 AM #1
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    How Too Make A Tool Bin - by John Goriup

    John Goriup wrote an article for ESSES -Volume 19-Number One-March 2009-Spring. It shows how to build a toll bin for the back seat. How do I get a copy of that issue or can someone scan the article and forward ??
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    You can also purchase the tool bin from Eric linden. Not listed on his site but that's where I got mine

    http://www.autoforeignservices.com/index.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by super9064 View Post
    You can also purchase the tool bin from Eric linden. Not listed on his site but that's where I got mine

    http://www.autoforeignservices.com/index.html
    I had a couple more of these made up in a marine grade wood by my cabinet maker buddy. Ready to be painted or upholstered. Price is $220 in bare wood plus shipping. Pics are of my personal one covered by Tony in vinyl and perlon and one in black vinyl that was in a real 911R at Rennsport.

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