Lot Of Misc Antique Auto Body Shop Tools, Wrenches, Hammers, Ford Model A T? on 2040-parts.com
Big Bear City, California, US
One of the hammers has a nail holding the head to the handle. Items have been used. Came from an estate that had alot of tractor and Model A items. Please zoom in to see detail and condition. I have to charge alot for shipping because of the weight (might ship in 2 boxes).
Hammers, Pullers, & Extractors for Sale
4 pc stud puller / remover wrench standard sae sockets extractor removal w/case(US $19.85)
4" heavy duty 2 jaw gear puller(US $5.00)
new snap on power steering alternator pulley puller/ installer (US $239.99)
Lot of kent moore gauges & fuel line shut offs(US $49.99)
Steering wheel puller cal-van cntr screw 5/8"x4", 5 bolt sizes,instructions o7 (US $1.95)
Screw extractor or bolt remover #1 usa 10pc(US $8.00)
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