Reference: Tool Rolls & Contents

[flatsixcrazy]

Hi Bob.
I've been through this exercise before and came to a conclusion that the only correct screwdriver for 73.5 toolkits is the red handle (the early ones, not the later post 1989 red handle) with the reversible shank bits. Also, the pliers looks wrong, and the sparkplug wrench also looks wrong.

[Bob Alfonso]

Hi Andy, thank you for your input. Will this be the correct reversible driver bit?

[flatsixcrazy]

Yes, that's the one!

[Allen Henderson]

Yes, that's the one!

Yep. And, just for clairity, the yellow handle with three blades is incorrect! The spark plug wrench should have the taper up at the knurled end, not flat wihch is 69-72 one. Hapewe pliers can, IMHO, be correct though. Thanks.

-Allen-

[Bob Alfonso]

Should the wrenches consist of the SSS variety for a 73 and 73.5 tool roll?

[Allen Henderson]

Should the wrenches consist of the SSS variety for a 73 and 73.5 tool roll?

If you have not, please look at this entire thread, there are some excellent late 73 kits shown. SSS are correct and also, Select Steel. List memeber confirmation would help here. By late 73, I'm pretty sure Drop Forged were no longer in the kits.

-Allen-

[rynoshark]

Drop Forged Steel was still in use post-1973. Frequently, the wrenches did not all match in the same kit (e.g. there might be one DFS, or one SSS, or even later other varieties).

[beh911]

Here is my 69 tool kit which I believe to be complete and original to the car:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post599242

[Xen]

Hi everyone ,

new to forum, does anyone have photos & info of a late 1965 (NOV) tool kit & bag . Need info so I can search to buy one

much appreciated

[Allen Henderson]

Here is my 69 tool kit which I believe to be complete and original to the car:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post599242

I agree, so people don't have to click on the link, here are your photos.

-Allen-