Harley-Davidson tool boxes are Bad A++ Boxes: FixitUp Find

Harley-Davidson tool boxes from Craftsman were created to celebrate.

“What’s more American than fixing things and inventing things and doing it yourself?”

Ty Pennington said this on CNN while announcing the Craftsman’s “Make A Difference Truck Tour.” It kicked off on the annual National Rebuilding Day in Moonachie, NJ with Rebuilding Together.

We don’t know what’s more American, Ty. We do know that while we are fixing and inventing, we also need a place to store all of the tools we need. 

Fittingly, Craftsman also teamed-up with another iconic American brand—Harley-Davidson. They built some bad a++ tool boxes to do just what Ty said: build, fix, invent.

What’s in the tool boxes?

The special edition Craftsman and Harley-Davidson tool boxes are lettered-up and revved to roll. They made three models available. Each offer a different amount of tool storage potential. There is a 3-drawer portable, 9-drawer heavy-duty, and the 18-drawer Heavy-Duty Combo. Each can carry, store, and organize the tools you need on the road and in the shop.

They are designed to help celebrate Harley-Davidson riders and Harley-Davidson’s 110th Anniversary. These boxes beat the bumps in the road with made-like-they-mean-it drawer slides, kick-butt casters, and all-steel construction. These tool boxes can help rebuild whatever’s broken.

While they solve tool storage issues well, these tool boxes also are as American as the open road. Bring it on.