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  1. 11-10-2006, 12:24 PM #1
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    Tool kit for 1970 911E

    I am looking for the original tool kit for a 1970 911E. There are a couple of styles available. Anyone know which bag and the tools that came in it? Here's one on Ebay. I have seen basket weave with buckles and one with strings.

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    I believe that the 70 cars came with basket weave with buckles. Mine is a 71 and that's what it has.
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    Scott -

    Do you have the bag with tools? If so, what were the tools that came in it? I have the factory jack but no tools at all.

    Dave

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    The search tool is your friend.......

    It's been discussed many times, and you should be able to find the info easily.

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    Eric -

    Yes, the search tool works very well. Thanks for the tip.

    Best regards
    David

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