What is this tool thread? Take a guess. Stump the Toolman!
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A Duck Bill clamp, holding a duck while its plucked 
Late 80’s 5.0 litre has torx holding upper intake, you need this…
I was going to say it was piston related, looks like soft jaws on the chuck
famous bob
mopar misfit
looks like an old tire hot patch holding tool to me ...
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famous bob
mopar misfit
wh
where`s my winner gift ? LOL
Santa is bringing it!
You win a full week with Cojo.
Tumbleweed
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I've been following this thread for a while now. At least 50% of the tools posted I've found in my grandpa's garage (he was a Chrysler mechanic in the '50s - '60s). I'm down to just a handful of unknowns so I thought I'd register and post. Pretty much everything in the picture is unknown, except the green checkmarks.
A: has no markings and looks handmade from mild steel but is actually hardened/heat-treated so I'm assuming it's a real tool. Reminds me of a trim tool except it's beefy enough to split a ball joint.
B: stamped "A.C.Co. 2379" with a shield logo (like Vlchek).
C. drum brake tool?
D. says "R. L. Day" and "Pat. applied for" but after hours of searching the gov database I never could find the patent. Reminds me of spark plug boot puller.
E. These are stamped "NAPA" and nothing else.
F. Looks like a brake pad spreader but it's too small/weak for that.
A: has no markings and looks handmade from mild steel but is actually hardened/heat-treated so I'm assuming it's a real tool. Reminds me of a trim tool except it's beefy enough to split a ball joint.
B: stamped "A.C.Co. 2379" with a shield logo (like Vlchek).
C. drum brake tool?
D. says "R. L. Day" and "Pat. applied for" but after hours of searching the gov database I never could find the patent. Reminds me of spark plug boot puller.
E. These are stamped "NAPA" and nothing else.
F. Looks like a brake pad spreader but it's too small/weak for that.
The checkmarks are a freeze plug driver. (on the car). F is a idle speed adjuster for carburetors. D looks like a E clip tool.
E looks like a AC line disconnect tool for the later model "quick-tatch" connectors. .
A could be a door panel clip tool.
Tumbleweed
Member
Wow, that was quick! Here's another angle- note the rotary wear pattern on the left side of the Vixen, also the similar pattern on the right side of the "R. L. Day Los Angeles" tool beneath it. I thought it looked like the Day tool was being used to loosen/tighten something threaded. I guess I'll have to start researching e-clip tools.
D I think is for door handle clips, C radiator fan bolt tool?
Fuse puller
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famous bob
mopar misfit
I give up , what is a cojo ?
Cojohnso = cojo or kojo.
You get to spend a week with him.
famous bob
mopar misfit
no interest in that , still dont know who , or what cujo is ......
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bcschief
Well-Known Member
You would have to be on the N&P forum
Battery lifter. We used to have one with a rubber strap for a handle
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