Product: Griot’s Garage Complete Work Station

March 1, 2009 By Cycle World

With this Swiss-designed, U.S.-made Complete Work Station ($3999) from Griot’s Garage, every ratchet, screwdriver and wrench will have its proper place. Each kit includes three steel tool-panel systems, a six-drawer steel cabinet, a seven-drawer double steel cabinet, a four-drawer assortment cabinet, a 1¾-inch-thick, 120-inch-long hardwood top and a 36-inch-tall Swivel Stool.

Griot’s Garage, Inc.
3500-A 20th St. E.
Tacoma, WA 98424
800/345-5789
www.griotsgarage.com

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