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Thread: FS Rarest of rare: 901, 1964, early 1965 911 SWB Toolkit

  1. 10-05-2011, 07:22 PM #1
    Allen Henderson
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    FS Rarest of rare: 901, 1964, early 1965 911 SWB Toolkit

    901ers and 1964+ production 911 owners,

    Here is a very early SWB toolkit. As distinguished by the two-tone toolbag but with 356-like tabs on the snaps, unique to early 901/911s. When the transition to the grained tabless bag is hard to say, probably sometime in 1965. Included in these pics is a toolkit (the last and next to last picture with the jack is from the very nice original car, not for sale here; all other items in the post are the for sale item) from a late 1964 VERY nice 911. We will note that in this last photo with that jack that one wrench is wrong and most-probably the pliers too. However, should the buyer like pliers as pictured in the subject kit, we can substitute an identical pair of Hapewe pliers (further if YOU have info. that the Hapewe are correct, PLEASE advise.) I've added a second photo, at the very end, the bag shown with tabs-identical to the kit I'm selling- in the front compartment of the Dec. 1964 Production 911. All tools are mint or excellent; the bag is excellent. All tools including the Klein screwdrivers are guaranteed to be correct original OEM tools.
    Price including shipping in U.S. is $3,250; outside U.S. is $3,300. Please email directly to DrRSR@aol.com. Thanks!
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  2. 10-05-2011, 09:08 PM #2
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    Nice kit, but now I'm curious, what happened to the car?
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  3. 10-06-2011, 04:52 AM #3
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    The bag is the same as all 912's had in later years as well... an easy find...
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  4. 10-06-2011, 06:13 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by DanM View Post
    Is this not the bag you bought from me on this very same website?
    So what if it is? Your edited quote is misleading. He clearly states that the last picture is of a different tool kit in the 1964 car picture.
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  5. 10-06-2011, 07:01 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barwaut View Post
    The bag is the same as all 912's had in later years as well... an easy find...
    No I don't think so. Do you see the little vinyl tabs next to the snaps? Those are found on 356C bags but the 356 bags are not two tone like the 901/very early 911 bags. Thanks.

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  6. 10-06-2011, 08:10 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barwaut View Post
    The bag is the same as all 912's had in later years as well... an easy find...
    Sorry, no it's not. The 912 bags are the same as the 911 bags. No tabs on them for the 912 or 911 in later years, AND, note the two rivets on the clasp, which was also not on the later bags.

    I concur on this bag... very very early 911.

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  7. 10-07-2011, 11:29 AM #7
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    If you dont find an US buyer, you might make an offer to Ruf in Germany, who has an 901/early 64MY 911 and several cars in restauration.
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  8. 10-09-2011, 11:05 AM #8
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    Ok, thanks. Something learned.

    They looked the same, but the devil is in de the details....
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