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  1. 03-10-2016, 10:35 AM #1
    mrbmw2002
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    Porsche Factory Tool Boards/Tools

    I was planning on putting these up on my walls for a display rather than actually use them. I think it may make more sense pass them off to an owner who would use them. Is anyone familiar with a ballpark pricing on these? There are probably 200+ factory Porsche tools with boards(many more not seen in the photo)
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrbmw2002 View Post
    I was planning on putting these up on my walls for a display rather than actually use them. I think it may make more sense pass them off to an owner who would use them. Is anyone familiar with a ballpark pricing on these? There are probably 200+ factory Porsche tools with boards(many more not seen in the photo)
    If an average tool price would be $60 (I guess some are never used but also Porsche tools in general costs more than $60) I would guess $15K min. since it's (fairly) complete and you have the boards too.

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  4. 03-10-2016, 11:57 AM #4
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    Your photo shows mainly 70s-90s tools, including some 928/944 stuff, mixed with generic items.
    Many tools are missing from the boards. Better photos would give us a better idea.

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  5. 03-10-2016, 08:52 PM #5
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    Just to give you an idea of the mix of tools in your photo, here's a recreation of the engine yokes in the lower left corner.
    A 928 engine yoke, a 944 engine adapter and a 911 engine yoke...

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    Wow!!! And very cool: would love to see more/better photos to see the details (that's where Frank's Satan resides!)
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