Correct 73.5 911T Tool Kit

[jaudette3]

Chuck that is *great* documentation.

Here's a picture of a bag that looks like yours that I dug out of the catacombs:





The bag is much more supple than most bags.

JohnA

[QWKENF-911]

Those are some beautiful tool kit..its all there..

[ESully]

Original to my July 1973 911T cis. Far from complete. I admit I have never cleaned it, I just let it sit in the trunk. The ties have been lost to time.

[jc4me2]

This bag is from my early '73S, build date 8/72, or somewhere around there.

[Jay Laifman]

I have a 73.5. Not the original owner. But I purchased it 25 years ago with 40k miles and original paint and interior, with a tool kit, after it had sat in a barn/garage in Sacramento for 11 years. I will provide a picture tomorrow. It has a red screw driver - which has a long flat rectangular end ending at a very narrow blade-tip - the long part is to hold a fan pulley and the tip, I think, to adjust points. The bag does not have snaps or a tie. It has chrome latch type clasps. If that makes sense. Picture tomorrow.

Ok, now I'm doubting my memory. My '67 912 has the clasps. I don't recall what my 73.5 has. Again, more tomorrow. Sleep now.

[Jay Laifman]

Ok. I was right. It does have the clasps. Here are pictures. The tools have a couple extra tools I bought: soft sided socket for lug nuts and distributor wrench. Some of the fuses were originally there, some I bought. The red screwdriver says "10000 volts W. Germany" on it. It is not reversible. Interestingly, I noticed the early picture of the red handle says "Germany" not "W. Germany."

[jaudette3]

Jay...

Is your car an early 73.5?

Thanks,
JohnA

[Jay Laifman]

03/73 on the sticker in the door jam.

[jaudette3]

Makes sense. That's the same kit as the 73 and appears to be missing the 10000 volt Phillips.

Thanks,
JohnA

[HarryD]

John:

While I cannot vouch that my tool kit is 100% correct, this thread (http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l-kit-question) has much good discussion.

This is the tool kit from my 1973.5 (missing the fan belt wrench and pliers)