Hazet Tourist

[tin medic]

Came across this the other day, any ideas on time frame? It’s completely original and looks like it was never used. The back has 2 bolts that attach to something.








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[Mintgrun]

That would be desirable among the VW and Porsche crowd.

Very nice find.

Check the sold-listings on eBay and you'll see one that sold last week for $1200.

 

[PacificaVette]

This toolkit has been reproduced for years---it's a common item for the VW crowd. Look carefully to see if the tools are genuine.

 

[Billythekid1]

The hazet lug nut spinner is a couple hundred by itself It's the only hazet tool I own paid $1 for it haha

 

[Username already in use]

Pretty cool tool kit. There's a Hazet thread over in the general tools forum that you could cross post this into. Might get some more information on it.
Hazet tool thread

 

[Stuart in MN]

Judging by the "VW 1600" on the VW sticker, it's from the late 1960 / early 1970s.

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Fantastic find.

 

[txvwnut]

Very nice find. It shouldn’t have bolts for attachment as they attached to the spare wheel like a hubcap.

 

[Richard Cranium]

very nice find

 

[dkroth]

See that small phillips between the handles of the pliers?

I found one of those Hazet screw drivers at a garage sale and eBay-ed it to a guy in Florida for $250.

If that kit is original it is rare and $$$.




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[tin medic]

Very nice find. It shouldn’t have bolts for attachment as they attached to the spare wheel like a hubcap.

The bolts and the mounting plate on the bottom.

 

[txvwnut]

Never seen one like that. The tourist I think were mostly for Porsche as the VW ones had the VW logo stamped in the lids.

 

[ttpete]

That one is for the later vehicles that use the small bolt pattern wheels. The bolts go through the wheel lug holes.

 

[tin medic]

Thanks ttpete, don't know anything about VW.

As mentioned by 'Stuart in MN', I think mine is for the late 60's or early 70's.

 

[wout]

Never seen one like that. The tourist I think were mostly for Porsche as the VW ones had the VW logo stamped in the lids.

The ones with the VW sign on it were sold by VW-dealerships, the ones with Hazet Tourist on it, where sold by Hazet dealers as far as I know.

gr
Wout