WTB - Large Red Screwdriver, proper large pliers, and all (3) Heyco Hex tools

[Nachtycoupe]

Please see pic of missing tools in my tray. I bought a large plier from a member that was not the proper W. Germany Heyco and was too large to fit tray. So I will need detailed pics of all three items please. For some reason I thought I had the large red screwdriver but went through everything and can't find it. Then all (3) of the small Heyco Hex. Mine are DIN 911 and not proper. Thanks in advance for any help. -S

 

[eriknetherlands]

Check out the FAQ section on the tools.
Large pliers should have the diamond pattern.
And, if you're into originality; I spot an incorrect ( post e9) wheel pin, and I see "BMW" on the large open spanner - originals didn't have that, but have "No 350" or "No 450" on them.

I bought about 6 incomplete sets and a few loose items to be able to assemble 1 complete set. Over 8 years or so...

 

[Bert Poliakoff]

Check out the FAQ section on the tools.
Large pliers should have the diamond pattern.
And, if you're into originality; I spot an incorrect ( post e9) wheel pin, and I see "BMW" on the large open spanner - originals didn't have that, but have "No 350" or "No 450" on them.

I bought about 6 incomplete sets and a few loose items to be able to assemble 1 complete set. Over 8 years or so...

I think the "wheel Pin" is correct. I am only aware of 2 different ones. As shown and the other is not stepped but a straight shank with a rubber/plastic Handke at one end

 

[HB Chris]

Bert, it is not correct it is e12 or early e24.

 

[Dick Steinkamp]

Great pics and descriptions here as to what is correct...

Thread 'Coupe Tools'

Apr 30, 2021

This thread will document the original tools that came in the e9 as well as the e3.

Jack

The lifting head is 42mm wide, anything wider will not fit. These jacks have a small arm and use the 19mm lug wrench to raise/lower. Some have a warning in German.

This style with a longer arm may also have been used, perhaps in the final year 1975.

E3 Jack (Jan 1970 2800)

Jack Stowage

Spare

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[eriknetherlands]

@Bert Poliakoff , I think, together with the FAQ section, that the wheel pin should be this one:

It is the full metal version, with only 3 sections of thickness.

 

[Bert Poliakoff]

^^^ Agree