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Early 1930's Shurhit Stroboscopic cabinet complete with distributor tuning fixture. Mostly complete but in need of total restoration. Really cool vintage piece of automotive history. Pickup only in Central Wisconsin. Asking $350 Link below for a restored one that sold a number of years ago...

Found this on the local CL. Says it was never used. Says model 4 any info on this one? Is it worth $150. I have a hankering for a Wilton just because. Let me know what you think.

Got this from my late Grandfather he owned his own service station back in the 40's and 50's. He had a ton of old USA tools. Thought I would share it on here. No idea on the age of it.

Waiting for a call back on this deal $95 for the cart the vise and the DP. Seems well worth it. Not sure if the Wilton is USA or not but still good for $95 I think.

Got this old lathe a couple years ago from the estate of my wife's late uncle. Decided to put a motor I had laying around and some new belts on it and get it turning. Runs pretty good still need to get the auto feed working. Not sure what I will use it for but it is a cool old machine...

Very interested in this anyone have one? Let me know what you think of it. Is this a fair price? http://appleton.craigslist.org/tls/4415773766.html

As some of you may know I recently aquired a Parker 273 swivel base swivel jaw vise. I am interested in the history of this particular model. Like when prodoction started and how long it was produced. Anyone have information on this and/or possibly and old ad?

I have had this old Shurhit Stroboscopic Analyzer for quite some time. Always had aspirations of restoring it although I think it is way out of my league. Anyone ever seen one like this? I also have the original users manual pictured.

Picked up a nice Parker 273 this weekend. Used it yesterday and the jaws loosened up. I researched how these jaws are attached and it appears they were pinned from underneath. On my vise the previous owner must have tapped the pin holes and installed set screws which do not stay tight when...