UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Barcalo – Buffalo Wrenches GPW Jeep Ford Wrench set of 9 + I have the Holy Grail of this set, the 723.
I have a extra Barcalo – Buffalo – USA – 723 open end wrench size 7/16″ – 3/8″ .
Also a 28S – size – 25/32″ – 5/8″
These are the wrenches that came with the pouch. These are WW2 military issue. for many vehicles.
I would like to take offers on these wrenches. Collectors are in need of the 723 wrench to finish off a set they need for their Ford Jeeps. I have sold the 723 wrench’s for $75. each. make a good offer if you want or need them for your collection.
1″ – 15/16″ part # 1033C
7/8″ – 13/16″ # E1731B
7/8″ – 3/4″ # 731A
3/4″ – 5/8″ # 1729
25/32″ – 5/8″ # 28S
11/16″ – 9/16″ # 27G
19/32″ – 1/2″ # -25-
1/2″ – 7/16″ # E1725
7/16″ – 3/8″ # 723 — I have 2 of these.
Pouch for the tools
Can anyone help with what other tools would be in the pouch. their are a lot of extra tools that came with the pouch and end wrenches. ”
Does anyone know if any wrenches or other tools came with new civilian model jeeps (either stock or as an option)? If not, did Willys sell tools through their dealerships, and if so how are they marked? Have there been any tools found that are maked “Willys” or “Jeep”?
I’ll have to look, but someone else asked me about that — I can’t remember who at the moment. I wanted to do a post that covered tools for both military and CJs. I just hadn’t gotten to that yet (partly because I’m not sure what tools were offered for various jeeps).
– Dave
Yes, Dave, I’m the one that wondered in a previous email to you what Willys did in regards to tools. I thought maybe someone out there looking at this might be able to enlightened us.
Steve … please excuse my memory — it’s shot to hell. When then, it seems I posted this for you because I remembered having the discussion, but obviously couldn’t remember who I’d had it with. But, I figured this was a step in the right direction. 🙂