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Vintage Ford tool?

Newbomb Turk

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Hey guys, i've been directed here by a friend. He says you guys are up on vintage tools. Can anyone tell me if this is collectible or has any value?

Thanks, Tim
 

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Notch

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Well howdy there Tim guy. Hope someone can help you figure out about your Ford wrench:)
 
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Bruce Lancaster

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It is an original Ford toolkit wrench...the small open ends came in 7/16X1/2 and 9/16X5/8, no sense of size there. Again hard to judge, bur looks like the slimmer type put in kits 1940-1948. Heated and bent for some specific job by a previous owner, not made thus by Ford.
Specialized shop tools for early Fords were not marked that way...this is certainly a toolkit open end bent after it left the factory.
If the bent end is 9/16...well, that's the way I would want to bend one if I were trying to remove a flathead oil pressure sender in the car!
 
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Newbomb Turk

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It is an original Ford toolkit wrench...the small open ends came in 7/16X1/2 and 9/16X5/8, no sense of size there. Again hard to judge, bur looks like the slimmer type put in kits 1940-1948. Heated and bent for some specific job by a previous owner, not made thus by Ford.
Specialized shop tools for early Fords were not marked that way...this is certainly a toolkit open end bent after it left the factory.
If the bent end is 9/16...well, that's the way I would want to bend one if I were trying to remove a flathead oil pressure sender in the car!

I was wondering if it was modded by someone. The bends are very nice.
 
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