I have some early Model A Ford wrench with a "Ford" script (for sale $20. ea. plus shipping). This wrench was used from October 1927 to April 1928 and was used for the spark plug (open end) and cylinder-head bolt (boxed end). After April 1928 the Ford script was not a requirement and was eliminated although the tool was used through-out production of the Model A Ford. It was the same wrench for car or truck and did not have the extra hole in the middle. The wrench shown in the picture is a Model T Ford truck wrench (TT-5893). It was introduced in 1925 but was discontuied in 1927. It was a spark plug/cylinder-head bolt/and rim nut wrench. Thanks, Gary Clonts 405-620-2655 or ggcinvest@aol.com
I have some early Model A Ford wrench with a "Ford" script (for sale $20. ea. plus shipping). This wrench was used from October 1927 to April 1928 and was used for the spark plug (open end) and cylinder-head bolt (boxed end). After April 1928 the Ford script was not a requirement and was eliminated although the tool was used through-out production of the Model A Ford. It was the same wrench for car or truck and did not have the extra hole in the middle. The wrench shown in the picture is a Model T Ford truck wrench (TT-5893). It was introduced in 1925 but was discontuied in 1927. It was a spark plug/cylinder-head bolt/and rim nut wrench. Thanks, Gary Clonts 405-620-2655 or ggcinvest@aol.com