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  1. Ricambi America

    Ricambi America F1 World Champ Sponsor Owner

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    Boxer wrench?

    Using the skills I've honed from many years watching Law & Order, I finally figured out what I've got down in my inventory.... The circled knock-off wrench looks identical to mine... stamped with "Stafor" on the back.

    Picture is from a Sheehan car. Circled item is what I've got. I believe it's p/n 102340 (superceded to 111139).

    Anyone need one?


    -Daniel


    p.s. No, the wrench is not free. But I will ship worldwide for free!
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  2. ferraripete

    ferraripete F1 World Champ

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    daniel,

    it is so ironic that you have this wrench. i lost mine and just had one made as an identical match. please p.m. w/ details on the wrench or entirety.

    really funny!

    pcb
     
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  4. Ricambi America

    Ricambi America F1 World Champ Sponsor Owner

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    Pete -

    Actually, while your car was in North Carolina, I stole it from your tool kit. I had my hands on your head gaskets too, but they were so oily, they slipped out of my grasp. BTW, you left some loose change under the passenger seat.

    :)

    Actually, this is just one of those items that came over in the Sodacom's purchase. I only have one. First buyer gets it!

    It's listed on the website under "tools". According to my measurements, it has a 9cm span. http://ricambiamerica.com/product_info.php?products_id=192128


    Best Regards,
    Daniel
     
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  5. Ricambi America

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    Ferraripete -

    Your PM box is full. Please check your email.

    Kindly,
    Daniel
     
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    ferraripete F1 World Champ

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    thank you for the service daniel! great to know there is an alternate to the dealer and others ot procure ferrari parts!!

    to the people of this site, i strongly recommend Ricambi as a great source for ferrari parts.

    very best,

    peter
     
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    daniel,

    please look to source for me, a translated shop manual for a 512 bbi.

    i will gladly purchase as well.

    pcb
     
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    Translated 365GT4/BB/512BB/512BBI shop manuals are available from [email protected] or see www.bristolnotes.com/fsm/
    I paid $95 for mine.
    Dave
     
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    I've always wondered whether that octagon wrench was supplied by the factory or not? Since almost all Boxers left the factory with earred knockoffs, they would not need such a wrench in their toolkit; only a lead hammer. For North American gray market Boxers, the octagon wheel nuts were added by conversion companies so as to meet DOT requirements so that wrench was added to the tool kit. What other markets prohibited earred knockoffs so that that an such a wrench would be needed...anyone know?
     
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