A tool for every job and every tool in it's place
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polara71
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working on things?
DCMC
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Some look to me like bicycle tools, but some are much to oversized in construction for that. So my guess would be coach builders tools, since this is a automotive site and coach builders switched over to cars (remember the Fisher sill plates on GM cars?) at the turn of the century.
Fratzog
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There's something to be said for having your tools organized and in clear view. Mine are all squirrelled away in numerous tool boxes.
DCMC
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I keep looking at the gauge on the left by the oil can, and that is throwing me because it is not very big. So they maybe bicycle tools and that is a spoke gauge.
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I'm going with what Dave said.
CanCritter
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that's a tough one..first thoughts were a mech stand for model A type setup..next would be boilermaker
There's some heavy stuff there. The wrenches that you can beat on with a hammer and all the lifting eyes for example. The short open end wrenches at the top of the board are for adjusting something. A couple tools look like lathe tools... spanner wrench and tool post wrenches.
Geez... It's got me stumped.
Geez... It's got me stumped.
livininharrow
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a tool maker that worked on bicycles in his spare time is my guess and bought tools from yard sales that no one would ever use.
livininharrow
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lmfao
Early version of 5S.
DCMC
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No saws, not a coach builder. No files for metal tubing, probably not bicycles.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
They are front end repair and alignment tools.
Now give me something hard. Lol.
Now give me something hard. Lol.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
How many thousandths hot? Lol
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
This will fit nicely into Stan's car!!!
Is it a Hemi??? LOL!
68blackbird
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You have a german U-boat? Maybe docked in Galveston Bay?
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