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  1. BigTex

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    #76 BigTex, Jan 4, 2016
    Early T-handle plug wrench went for $325, last week by itself.

    I wouldn't get hung up on it, what many don't seem to know is that modern replacements "count" for any FCA event judging....

    Order what Ricambi has, I bought new pliers last month...

    ^%*&^ it.
     
  2. Jdubbya

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    #77 Jdubbya, Jan 4, 2016
    Yes they are the darker handles. No writing on the handles or the blades.
     
  3. piezo

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    #79 godabitibi, Jan 4, 2016
    Guys, my tool roll is now only missing two wrenches. 6-7 and 10-11 everest. And all the screwdrivers. Not long ago I had nothing. Now have the full complete yellow jack kit with the trouble light in it's pouch, the window crank, YES the old style plug wrench and even the antenna cover. :D

    Please help me finish it.
     
  5. nerofer

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    #80 nerofer, Jan 5, 2016
    Sorry Claude, no dice for the 6-7 and 10-11 Everest, but should someone be interested, a lot of four big ones (12-13 / 14-15 / 16-17 / 18-19) here.
    No affiliation with the seller whatsoever.

    Rgds

    RARE EVEREST No.22 METRIC SPANNER SET FERRARI TOOL KIT 12-13,14-15,16-17,18-19mm | eBay
     
  6. piezo

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    #81 piezo, Jan 5, 2016
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    Another bundle with a 6/7mm. Pictures are blur, no sure if they are correct though.
    http://www.ebay.com/itm/FERRARI-250-275-330-365-GTC-DAYTONA-EVEREST-SPANNERS-TOOL-KIT-/271924733475

    Err, antenna cover? What is that?
     
  7. nerofer

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    #82 nerofer, Jan 5, 2016
  8. Hannibal308

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    #83 Hannibal308, Jan 5, 2016
    Small tip: if you need a carb wrench, they were a part of the Fiat tool kits of the same era that can be found on the 'Bay for under $50 occasionally. I recently got two incomplete kits, each with a carb wrench in pristine condition, in one auction, for $30 BIN. One carb wrench was all I was after.
     
  9. Albert-LP

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    #84 Albert-LP, Jan 6, 2016
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    #85 godabitibi, Jan 6, 2016
    The only difference I see is the crimping on the T handle is a little different. And the finish!

    I also need one.
     
  11. Hannibal308

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    #86 Hannibal308, Jan 6, 2016
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    Oh, okay. So I need to find one like this?
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    #87 Albert-LP, Jan 6, 2016
    The differences are very small, I think the Fiat/Lancia version is enough. But I got both: I will compare them and post some pictures of both. Then I will sell the Fiat one.

    Ciao
     
  13. Hannibal308

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    #88 Hannibal308, Jan 6, 2016
    The one I pictured is a Fiat one and, not being a forensic expert, it looks identical to the one you posted as a Ferrari one. The others you posted as Fiat, look nothing like the ones I bought, but which were also listed as Fiat...so I guess some are the same, and some are not. Or, perhaps, some are very nearly identical, and some are less than identical but close.

    Thanks, Alberto!
     
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    #89 BigTex, Jan 6, 2016
    The shaft has to be tall enough to clear the carb trumpets, inside the 308GTB air box.

    FIATs would not have those, I would think..
    :D :D :D
     
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    #90 BigTex, Jan 6, 2016
    Pierce Manifolds in the US supports the Porsches that run Webers.
    You can get them there...
     
  16. BigTex

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    #91 BigTex, Jan 6, 2016
    There was a very rare Weber Track Racing Tool set in the ads recently.

    That was interesting...

    I also have in my files the Weber Jetting Chart for Ferraris models.
    I should post it in here, it was good tech data.
     
  17. piezo

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    #92 piezo, Jan 6, 2016

    Perhaps the seller sold you the true Ferrari ones thinking they are Fiat! :D

    Nice find, I can't tell the difference on the picture. Perhaps the actual measurements are different, but I won't bother :)
     
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    #93 Hannibal308, Jan 6, 2016
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    Me either. I'm not about to buy a $99 Ferrari carb wrench just to measure the differences with a micrometer. I tried to compose the picture of my Fiat wrench to match Alberto's original and I honestly think it's identical. Right down to the slight pinch at the waist where the crossbar goes through and the length of the cross bar segment before the part where it gets the small "crushes" that keep it from falling out. These are all things I tried to pay attention to before looking for a replacement.

    Fiat 124 125 126 127 128 and Others Tool Box Kit Original | eBay

    It was two partial kits like the listing above that included the wrenches. No big deal, but it was the only part missing out of the kit I found for a early GTB, so it made sense. Now I have second cheapo for my modern toolkit "clone" that I'm working on. Here's a peek of what I have so far:
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    #94 piezo, Jan 6, 2016

    That's a pretty decent looking clone kit! What wrenches are those?

    Seems the steady price for a complete kit rests on the 2k mark now as those complete or slightly incomplete kits missing one or two pieces priced about 2k are mostly gone while the higher priced sets still float around waiting for impatient buyers. Auction prices on eBay were beyond 1.5k as well recently.

    The trend we see here, genuine tools will continue to demand a lot. Then people will look for clones of close resemblance or decent repros out there. Eventually complete repro kits of great conformity to the original will show up just like the older cars, just not so soon, I hope :)
     
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    #95 Hannibal308, Jan 6, 2016
    SwissTools drivers, Hazet (Germany) double-ended open spanners, Fiat carb wrench, Fuller's (England) lineman's pliers. Everything purchased under $150. Roll is OEM. I will try to copy it.
     
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    #96 piezo, Jan 6, 2016

    Alberto did one already even with original "Fiocchi" snaps.
     
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    #97 nerofer, Jan 7, 2016
    About repros, I wonder what kind of tool kit there could be in the Pontiac Fierroraris? Perhaps we should investigate this also...

    Rgds
     
  23. godabitibi

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    #98 godabitibi, Jan 7, 2016
    What are the screwdrivers? Looking good enough for me. Are they hard to find?
     
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    #99 Sean F., Jan 7, 2016
    You can buy a carb tool from superformance.co.uk that is a pretty good match for OEM.
     
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    #100 piezo, Jan 7, 2016

    I believe these PB Swiss Tools ones:
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