Sears Tune Up Tester Model 2105 Vintage Ignition Electrical Tool Straight 6 on 2040-parts.com
Napoleon, Ohio, US
Up for bids is this great old engine tester, like the kind you can't hardly get no more! This tester can be used on both 6 and 8 cylinder engines and will allow you to test voltage, dwell, RPM, ignition cable condition and points check. The perfect thing for your vintage garage or pre-computer car. Comes with cables as shown, tested and works just fine!
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