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Help with Identification of these tools

Whiskeyriver

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These were found in a drawer of a grease caked old Mac tool chest I recently scored off of Craigslist. I have no idea what they are or what they are for. They look almost homemade but seem to be a matching set of progressive size. I did not locate any markings, but I had already taken out my contacts and had a few beers by the time I dug them out. Any ideas?
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Modern Garage

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I'm pretty sure they're wrenches for anti-theft wheel covers. Do the round ends have puzzle shaped sockets inside?
I can't remember what car brand but I'm thinking Chrysler.
Joe
 

Milton Shaw

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Hub cap lock wrenches, seen quite a few, the pointed end is to take the cap off of the lock hole in the hubcap. Saw quite a few of those in the 70's and 80's on GM cars..
 
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