Tom from Drippin' Senior Member Nov 17, 2014 #1 Found in old tool box. Any ideas? Attachments IMG_0277.jpg 61.5 KB · Views: 334 IMG_0278.jpg 60.7 KB · Views: 308 IMG_0279.jpg 52.1 KB · Views: 335
ctlikon0712 Well-known member Nov 17, 2014 #2 Looks like an index for gage wires to clean out welding tips.... Not Model A specific.
Roadster62 Well-known member Nov 17, 2014 #3 If that logo in the second photo said Champion it is a spark plug gap tool. Bob
Tom Wesenberg Well-known member Nov 18, 2014 #4 We need a picture with the tool opened up, but I'd say Bob is correct.
gridleak Senior Member Nov 18, 2014 #5 Looks like a sanding block that used a roll of sand paper. The felt pad is missing. Think I have one someplace.
Looks like a sanding block that used a roll of sand paper. The felt pad is missing. Think I have one someplace.
B Bruce Lancaster Member Emeritus Nov 18, 2014 #6 Depending on which it is (my call was sanding block) it would be great for sanding a Model A or for ruining Model A carburetor jets!
Depending on which it is (my call was sanding block) it would be great for sanding a Model A or for ruining Model A carburetor jets!
B Bob C Well-known member Nov 18, 2014 #7 I think gridleak has it. Here is a similar one from epay. Bob Attachments sander.jpg 37.9 KB · Views: 88
J Jim Brierley Well-known member Nov 18, 2014 #8 i'm going with roadster and calling it a feeler ga. for spark plugs. ford made a similar one for setting valve lash.
i'm going with roadster and calling it a feeler ga. for spark plugs. ford made a similar one for setting valve lash.
Tom Wesenberg Well-known member Nov 18, 2014 #9 How long is the tool? After looking at the first picture and the foot, it might be too big for a spark plug gap tool.
How long is the tool? After looking at the first picture and the foot, it might be too big for a spark plug gap tool.