Reply to "Original pouch of tools"

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What a coincidence! I wrote an illustrated 4 pg article in the April 2014 POCA Newsletter on Pantera tools, and followed it up with a supplement in May. Then I did one on Mangusta tools which also had shots of Longchamp, Deauville and other cars' on-board tools.

To my knowledge, the Pantera vee belts were included in one iteration of the tool kit and not included in another with a different part number, but the belts themselves do not have separate part #s. The open-end wrenches also had no p/n's (nor even sizes).

7/25/147:25 PM

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