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Thread: Klein spark plug wrenches, SWB, 10mm and 12mm finally done, small run.

  1. 11-01-2015, 08:52 AM #1
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    Klein spark plug wrenches, SWB, 10mm and 12mm finally done, small run.

    A small run was recently received and I've found them to be correct for sale.

    10mm, $135.00 plus $6 to ship in the USA, $25 to ship Europe etc (small flatrate box).

    12mm, $195.00, same ship cost as the 10mm. This one is more expensive as I know it won't break even, and I'd like to get at least closer to break even....

    Yes, I could have price averaged them, but I didn't....at least for now.

    Paypal accepted at my usual email address below. Direct contact to discuss anything is fine.

    Hex wrenches are in production, but no clue as to when they will be done. My manufacturing processes vary and timelines are never trustworthy as these go through too many hands in the production process.

    Flash affects the colors in the images. 12mm on the top, 10mm on the bottom. The bottom pic is more correct on actual "color" of the plating.

    thank you!!

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  2. 11-01-2015, 09:59 AM #2
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    Hi Eric,
    I want whatever is correct for a 67S
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  3. 11-01-2015, 10:36 AM #3
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    Skip,
    You would want the 10mm.

    IMHO, the 12mm is 1964 to sometime in 1965, believed to be fairly early in the production year of 1965. 10mm then is for roughly "mid" 1965 (?) through 1968.

    The hex wrench(s) I'm making will have the correct markings.

    tks,
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  4. 11-01-2015, 11:01 AM #4
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  5. 11-01-2015, 11:04 AM #5
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    Thanks Eric,
    I actually already sent payment, figured you could refund the difference if necessary. Please sign me up for the hex wrench. Now if I could only find some "reasonably" priced screwdrivers my tool kit would be in great shape.
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  6. 11-01-2015, 11:19 AM #6
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    Congratulations Eric. Send me the usual invoice for a '67S one as per your response to Skip. If you prefer PayPal let me know. TOOL KIT COMPLETE EXCEPT FOR BELT. HOORAY!

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    Eric. I'll buy one for a 66' , ten mm, I need to get to my computer first and pay up in a few hours.
    Thanks bytheway for supplying these @ an intergalactic price! Cliff
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    Thanks for the "props"! Answered everyone I believe, all are covered as of this time, but shortly will be out (at least on 10mm).

    To answer a couple of PM's note that they do have a rubber insert, so yes, you can actually use these (ha ha...).

    I have a bad run of these in stock (incorrectly made, but the finish is the same) and will be testing a few different ways to put a patina on them. Side note that I have an NOS one of these and my finish is pretty much exactly as NOS.

    Thank you!
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  9. 11-01-2015, 02:47 PM #9
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    When ready, I'd like a 10mm hex wrench please!
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  10. 11-01-2015, 03:53 PM #10
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    Thanks Eric. I really appreciate you making these available.

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