Creating a Pantera Road Side Tool Bag

thrillriderMember

I have a Genuine Complete Ferrari 308 Tool Bag and thought that one such bag for a Pantera would be great.

The deTomaso Tool Bags I've seen around are expensive and incomplete and in bad shape.

I will try to create a Pantera Roadside Tool Bag from scratch. ( I don't want to substitute Ferrari for deTomaso bag Every tool has Ferrari stamped on it )

Any suggestions on what Tools to include other than Fire Extinguisher and Jack Tools ?

( No Spare Tire on board .. will call Road Side Assistance )

Thanks

10/30/197:46 PM

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jfb05177Member

what task would be done road side and thus the tools to perform

remove/replace tire

replace belt

replace battery

recovery and tow straps

replace light bulbs

replace coolant hose

10/31/1911:24 AM

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garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

Things to include...

Silicone tape (rescue tape)
Spare belts
Spare coolant hose possibly
- Short straight piece
- The bendy-elbow one that's under the car just ahead of the engine and often gets rubbed by the emergency brake rod
Basic hand tools
- Pliers
- Screw drivers
- Wrenches
Small socket set
- Std & Metric
- Socket & extension for wheel lug nuts
Tire plug kit

10/31/191:56 PM

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jffrMember

I always carry some extra fuses just in case one fails, although since I switched the Pantera over to a modern fuse box with ATO type fuses, that hasn't happened. Depending on what type of fan relays you are using a spare relay might not be a bad idea to have. Of course there is always some wire and electrical connectors just in case you have to jumper a failed radiator fan coolant temperature sending unit. Yes those sending units can and do fail. Been there and done that before!

10/31/192:21 PM

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thrillriderMember

Thanks gentlemen.

10/31/194:43 PM

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