1940 Plymouth Tools

Started by Bob, October 04, 2007, 04:32:55 PM

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elmo

I have the original tool bag that came with the 37 that i used to own . unfortunately the tools had long gone before i got it.  it is a bit more like a brief case ,it is leather and measures  13'' x 11'' and has two carry handles it also has a zip that ges right round allowing it to open flat for easy access to the tools. im sorry but at the moment i am unable to post a pic .[1] i still havent learnt how to [2] my scanner has stopped working .
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BobT-47P15

Here is a parts manual pic of tools for the 46--48 Plymouth.? Includes tire irons also.  Wrapper is cloth



And the jack, license plate bracket and wheel chock.

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darren

Hi BOB!    The Tool "Pouch" is just canvis material that is a miniture bag or pillow cover the measurements are5" wide  12 1/2 " long sewed in on end pressed the other side the bottom is sewed also top has a 1/2 in. border from the top with black tie  material nothing fancy the canvas is light tan  hope this helps  .... ;)  Happy Plymouthing ...DANiel
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Bob

Thanks for the information>

Would it be possible to post a photo of the tool bag opened up and the demensions?

Thanks again,
Bob
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darren

I just ordered and received a tool kit for my Plymouth (just got it!)  He says its correct , has a wheel block , hammer , pliers, monkey wrench, screw driver and spark plug removal and a open end wrench , I asked him and he said the hammer (which can be found old and dirty at a fleas market .. displaying a new one will not mater  the bag is new and he says is correct either Way I  am using it for my 1940 Plymouth .. Happy Plymouthing DANiel
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30U sedan

I would be interested in seeing pictures of the tools for the 30U.
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Bob

Does anyone out there in Plymouth Land have the correct tools for their 1940 Plymouth that they could email me a photo of or post it on the POC site?

I can be reached at

Thanks,
Bob
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