Vintage Ford Emergency Tire Repair Kit Model A 1930s on 2040-parts.com
Palmyra, Illinois, US
Ford Tire Repair Kit for Model A
1930's
Can is empty, but once held tire patches. Great conversation piece to add to your "Ford" Collection
The lid is metal and has small amount of rust. The can itself is made of Cardboard and is in great shape for age.
Please check out my other listings this week for more "Ford" related items found at a local Estate. This gentleman worked at the Ford Company in the 40s.
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