Anyone have pictures of the original screw drivers they can post ? Can you buy repos ?
Thanks,
Chuck
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Hi Chuck
The answer to the screwdriver question is that they are unique. I am assuming you want the exact one that came in the tool kit. When I recreated the tool kit I have listed, I had the screwdriver recast in the correct orange-tranclucent color.
Randy
The answer to the screwdriver question is that they are unique. I am assuming you want the exact one that came in the tool kit. When I recreated the tool kit I have listed, I had the screwdriver recast in the correct orange-tranclucent color.
Randy
A list, description, and photos can be
seen here:
http://www.detomasoregistry.or...nfo/StockToolKit.asp
I used the sitemap and searched for 'tool'.
Chuck
seen here:
http://www.detomasoregistry.or...nfo/StockToolKit.asp
I used the sitemap and searched for 'tool'.
Chuck
Randy and Chuck,
Thank you. The search is on.
Chuck
Thank you. The search is on.
Chuck
deniscCaretaker of 8MA1244 '70 Euro Mangusta DRIVE THEM, THEY WERE MEANT TO BE DRIVEN, IF YOU WANT TO LOOK AT ONE, BUY A POSTER!
Caution, the Mangusta screwdriver has an orange plastic handle and the Pantera screwdrivers are wood w/metal sleeve.
Old thread, but I accidently ran across the following in the Pantera Tech Service Bulletins.
Bulletin 9, article 62; Tool kits:
As of Nov 9, 1973....'the following items are NOT available through Ford Racing and should be purchased locally-
double end 10mm/11mm wrench
double end 12mm/13mm wrench
double end 16mm/17mm wrench
double end 18mm/19mm wrench
tube wrench for spark plugs
5" screwdriver, flat blade
5" screwdriver, Phillips cross head
Electricians pliers'
So while they may have been factory-delivered new in '71-72, by early '73 you were required to buy your own of the listed tools & bill Ford on company form 3715, which to me makes about any cheap tool in the above list "concours". FWIW
Bulletin 9, article 62; Tool kits:
As of Nov 9, 1973....'the following items are NOT available through Ford Racing and should be purchased locally-
double end 10mm/11mm wrench
double end 12mm/13mm wrench
double end 16mm/17mm wrench
double end 18mm/19mm wrench
tube wrench for spark plugs
5" screwdriver, flat blade
5" screwdriver, Phillips cross head
Electricians pliers'
So while they may have been factory-delivered new in '71-72, by early '73 you were required to buy your own of the listed tools & bill Ford on company form 3715, which to me makes about any cheap tool in the above list "concours". FWIW