On the hunt for my 1 missing spanner

From what you are describing, I would think your wrenches are "Utema", but a picture would help a lot...

Rgds

 

Hmmm...one thing is 100% sure, the combination wrench (= 14/14 with an eyelet) is definitively Utema.
The others, I'm not sure; not Kravm, but...
The answer must be in "Piezzo" "unofficial 308 tool kit specification" thread.
Will have a look and revert.

Rgds

 

https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/unofficial-308-tool-kit-specifications.505898/

Good news is what you have is a very typical 308 QV wrenches assortment:

See in the enclosed thread:
Posts: # 291 page 12
# 356 & 357 page 15
# 438 & 454 page 18
# 607 page 25 and 651 page 27 (same tool roll)

Bad news is that these are typical for some QVs only, and therefore, you must be prepared to wait...

Rgds

 

Rarely you see that wrench type for sale... It's not Utema nor Kravm, just Ferrari with the size in a round depression. Your combination wrench should be Utema 1200. Blue handled pliers too? nerofer gave you the posts with pictures of that particular toll set for QVs (mostly seen on 84s), which is with all items pretty much identical from previous examples. Good luck with the hunt!

 

I went through this same mess with Porsche tool kits. Finishes, markings, stamping etc. Remeber that these tools are for road side repairs, not for car shows. When you’re stuck on the side of the road and need an 18/19 who cares what the brand is, it’s for wrenching. Don’t get caught up too much in the wine and cheese crowd. Get yourself a nice 18/19 chrome vanadium wrench, let your mind rest, and call it a day. When you’re not looking for one, boom! One will show up. Also have you considered buying a similar 18/19 and having the one side ground and or polished like the original and having the Ferrari marking etched? Perhaps the Ferrari marking is cast in, I’m not sure, but there may be a way to produce an acceptable result. Just food for thought since these searches can be maddening.

 

After looking at some of the photos of these types of wrenches, it’s possible to have the Ferrari logo essentially milled out with a laser cutter of types. You can remove enough material in the oval section leaving behind a raised Ferrari logo. You may have to do some grinding of the surrounding wrench body itself and then have it re-plated, but it may be a fun project.

 

You are one lucky camper...no need to buy a full set. Check beforehand that the finish matches the ones you already have.

Rgds

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That was amazing. I love to see people find EXACTLY what they're looking for, especially when it's a fairly obscure item. Congrats!

 

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