Original pouch of tools

ducatistaMember

Hello everyone,
I am trying to maintain my pushbutton as original as possible (I confess that is very tempting looking at the beautiful rides on this forum to modify away and rod it up). I have collected thus far - starting from the pouch - the Battaini car lift, the ratchet tool with the extension, the lug nut wrench, window emergency opener squiggly looking tool, pliers and belts but am missing the wrench tools as I cannot source them anywhere. Though I wish they were USAG/ BETA/ Craftsman, and not 70's crappy generic tools, I am stuck with the low cost originals. Anyone has a picture of what he the wrenches look like or willing to share some pictures of the complete original pouch? They are great for the fire mantle!!!

Originality is a pain, my pushbutton is going only in one boring direction it seems. So far I love it.
Thanks a bunch!

7/25/144:39 PM

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