rblongboarder
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Saw this in the Phoenix area during a CL search:
BMW E9 E12 E24 E28 tool kit
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seems like a mix of various production dates of the tools.
These 2 would make the interesting bit of the set:
The small red screwdriver seems to be correct giving the 'castellated' end:
, though i can't see the metal clip to hold the blade.
The small pliers look be correct as they have the critical bend-back (just opening a tad on the end of the legs, in the rightside in the below pic) of the legs to fit our tool trays.
Spanners and rings could be ok, but you could check if the have "No350" and "No 450" on them; post e9 ones have just '350' and '450' on them, and/or even "BMW"
Uncertain or not-for-e9 (me thinks):
I can't judge the small 10*11 pipe wrench.
The large red screwdriver looks awkward to me. the 6 sided shank looks ok, but the handle is very different:
The long pliers is post e9 ('alligator' handles )
spark plug tool seem to be post e9.
Wheel choke pin is incorrect. (one end should be thick - this has thin ends on both sides)
These 2 would make the interesting bit of the set:
The small red screwdriver seems to be correct giving the 'castellated' end:
The small pliers look be correct as they have the critical bend-back (just opening a tad on the end of the legs, in the rightside in the below pic) of the legs to fit our tool trays.
Spanners and rings could be ok, but you could check if the have "No350" and "No 450" on them; post e9 ones have just '350' and '450' on them, and/or even "BMW"
Uncertain or not-for-e9 (me thinks):
I can't judge the small 10*11 pipe wrench.
The large red screwdriver looks awkward to me. the 6 sided shank looks ok, but the handle is very different:
The long pliers is post e9 ('alligator' handles )
spark plug tool seem to be post e9.
Wheel choke pin is incorrect. (one end should be thick - this has thin ends on both sides)
Those are mine and now gone. Still have more