1950 tool roll

oldtrucknut

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I posted a query about my tool roll and the post disappeared.:eek: I am interested to know what i am missing. It has the spare tire wrench,the head bolt spark plug wrench, the hub cap bar ,and the lug nut spinner and an oily but undamaged tool roll. Thanks for any help.
 

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The guys at Shoebox Ford and several other tool specialists around the country might know more than I but FoMoCo tool kits usually always had an adjustable wrench (monkey wrench design with Ford script), two double sided open end wrenches from 1/2" to 5/8" with Ford script, and a wooden handle screwdriver to add to the tools I see in your picture.

I haven't see the single ended wrench or the long bar before but I'm no expert on this.
 
The two open-ended wrenches would have "Ford USA" on one side and an "M" on the other. The monkey wrench would be 8" on length, and have a rounded end as opposed to the square extension. Your pliers looks correct, and would have a MH (Mckaig Hatch) in a circle on both sides, no Ford script. Do st& 2 b corrected.
 
Thanks the flat open end I was told is for the spare tire carrier. This was behind the seat of a 1950 F3 I just bought. I think the pickup was a bargain at 200. I haven't tried to start but the body is good. I will post some pics later.
 
Thanks the flat open end I was told is for the spare tire carrier. This was behind the seat of a 1950 F3 I just bought. I think the pickup was a bargain at 200. I haven't tried to start but the body is good. I will post some pics later.

It is. If you have an F3, there should be a wheel bearing nut wrench as well. It is hex-shaped , closed on one end with opposing vertical slots. Your pictured tire iron would go through the slots to make a handle for the wrench.
 
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