Ford Wrench differences

[bobpo]

Going thru my tool box (I don't ever throw a tool away) I found two (2) old "Ford" wrenchs. Besides having the Ford script on them, one has a #45 and the other has a #2. What's the difference?

Also is a Fordson wrench from the Ford cars, or Fordson tractors?

 

[jerseyboy]

Bob,

Try this link: http://www.fordgarage.com/pages/modelt5ztools.htm

Also, the Early V-8 Club magazine had an article about all the ford tool kits and how to identify them. I will see if I can find it and will get back to you.

Scott

 

[bobpo]

Thanks,

I'd sure appreciate it.

 

[bobpo]

Scott,

I tried that link with no luck. Can't find my wrenchs on that list, but thanks again.

Bob

 

[bobpo]

Thanks for the information. Yes, there is a capital letter "M" in a circle on at least one of them.

I will try to figure out how to post some photos of them along with some of the others. I love this old stuff and am totally new to the Model 'A' thing since I talked my youngest son (45 yrs old) into selling me his unfinished 1930 Model A Coupe. I am in the latter stages of finishing the car.

For fun, I think I am going to make some magnetic door decals that will look like sheriff's car decals. That will be great for a one car parade in these little rural towns around here. That's easy for a sign painter like me...

Thanks again.....

 

[bobpo]

Oh yeah, 43, I get it.......

Bob

 

[Model A Speedster]

The "M" or "M" in a circle is the mark of the Moore Drop Forging company. Forever4 is right about the numbers.