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The only known is in the 45 cat pg 50

1936 Buick oil line wrench S9813. For all 1936 series. Space for turning the nut is very restricted and obstructed on the 1936 models 3/8 and 1/2 opening

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Looks complete would date about 1924 Value will vary

Date code ranges for Snap on/Blue point that I have. 1944-67. May go into 70s

That date code sheet has a couple of errors on it. The correct code for the wrench is 69

Yes, made by Snappy, show up In the Uk sometimes. AT8022

which one?

5Z-3566

never Seen one

A Durant Four Snap on set from about 1925. Never seen one

Hammer time.

It is a hard one to find.

Snap on BF768 body iron , date code 1937 hard to find, I still need a few body tools. a odd thing, the irons start out as snap on, but later ones seem to be blue point. Hard to say what, when, as examples are hard to find. In the hammers and Dollie’s, BP came first

Yes, I have one, was changed

it’s in the Blue Point wrench cat

Ford. 13/32 for dash adjustment nut. 5/16 carburetor needle valve inside of carburetor. Would date early 30s

TS-462 socket. Six point, 3/4 drive , 1-7/16 opening. 1940 date code. 1/2” deep. i don’t find it in any cat. The 462 matches the size number assigned to a s/o 1-7/16 sock. usually specials are like S9xxx. The TS is later used in 1/2 dr deep socks. there maybe a set of these, but this is...

you can make one buy using a finishing nail.

Nice find, all the 84’s I have seen have only two paws. You will have to find a LR42 for parts. A small rubber band around the guts will hold it in place, and pop off as you push it into the frame