I have an old tool of my late father who was a master mechanic. He worked at an Oldsmobile dealer but knew many cars and specialized in transmissions among many things. The tool is a Cornwell with markings 2304. Has a round handle to a flat and curved end with a 12 point 1/2" box end wrench. Thanks for any help you all can give.
Vintage Cornwell tool
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BlakeTheCarGuy
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Anyway to post a picture?
BlakeTheCarGuy
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Yeah that has been modified. I can’t find anything online about it either. Interesting I’m curious as to what it is too.
nadogail
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A shop built Special Purpose Wrench
nadogail
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Welcome to the Forum from the shore of San Diego Bay.
I can't say anything about the tool, other than if it were modified I'd like to know what my dad used it for. There is noticable discoloring from heat on the wrench area. The problem is the number on the wrench is not showing up in my searches.
BlakeTheCarGuy
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Yeah I couldn’t find the part number anywhere online or any site either. Usually you can find at least something. My guess is it was discontinued a long time ago and they have no record online of it. Or it was something so uncommon that there are no records.
XxToolAholicxX
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