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Specializing in the Model A Ford |
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Tips and Tricks - Specialty Tools - Page 4 |
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Tool for using to polish headlight rings |
This tool was made to straighten and 'roll-up' hood top hinges. |
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fabricated from a piece of UHMW material |
If you oil the area well, when you compress this tool, it will |
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used to prevent buffing wheel from grabbing ring from your hand |
roll the hoop to the correct size using a modified hood rod inside |
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Fender Bead 'Adjusting ' Pliers |
Tool Made from Door Handle |
Cut center section from '28-'29 |
Weld ring to top edge of wheel |
Made in Convex, Concave and |
Fastened to a Switch 'Spider' |
wheel, trim spokes as shown. |
Use with a 2 or 3 finger puller |
| Straight Shapes.Wire Bead Tool | Test Wiring Before Body On |
Fabricate ring as shown |
to remove drums from hub |
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Tool Made to restore the edge of the Splash Aprons where they receive the Running Board Inboard edge. |
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Radiused piece of angle iron attached to the Workbench Top with (4) Supports equalling the Offset Height of the Aprons. |
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Block of Aluminum with a hole |
Angle Iron cut to make support |
This tool is made from several pieces of cold rolled steel. They |
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drilled at the bottom of a groove |
to hold steering box on work |
are machined in such a manner as to make a fixture to test the |
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to remove pin - E-brake handle |
bench to make final adjustments |
straightness of the shifter forks and is also used to machine them. |
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