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Help id'ing these pliers

Discussion in 'Boxers/TR/M' started by steve meltzer, Sep 8, 2016.

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  1. steve meltzer

    steve meltzer Formula 3

    Sep 18, 2004
    1,046
    with Enzo 8995
    #1 steve meltzer, Sep 8, 2016
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  2. 302Tim

    302Tim Formula 3

    Jul 2, 2011
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    #2 302Tim, Sep 9, 2016
    Steve, they look identical to the original pliers that came with my 1988 Testarossa, and I think were used in 3X8 and other tool kits. I have no idea about price, maybe $60 or > but I'm not up to speed on current auctions.
     
  3. steve meltzer

    steve meltzer Formula 3

    Sep 18, 2004
    1,046
    with Enzo 8995
    #3 steve meltzer, Sep 9, 2016
    thanx so much. steve
     
  4. nerofer

    nerofer F1 World Champ

    Mar 26, 2011
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    #4 nerofer, Sep 9, 2016
    Early Testarossa tool rolls that I have seen have the exact same pliers, except that the recess where the blades are (for cutting cables, etc...) usually were rounded, not rectangular as these one. These one are almost without any doubt from a 1985 to 1989 328 tool roll. They sell for about 100 $ these days, perhaps a little less if you want to sell quickly.

    Rgds
     
  5. 302Tim

    302Tim Formula 3

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    #5 302Tim, Sep 9, 2016
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    Like I said, they are correct for (at least) a 1988 Testarossa...the photos are of my original pliers. PN is 101515, Ricambi lists them for many vehicles but for sure there were minor variations. I'd advertise them for all shown below, bigger audience. The buyer can determine if they are correct for their application.
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