tool tray
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Later cars are very different and are only one piece, as in the RealOEM diagram.
Restored tool tray
you may buy a restored tool tray from www.coupeking.com
I would not store any tools in it at the 30+ year old plastic breaks very easily. I was looking into creating new toolboxed that could actually be used to store tools but they would likely be made of fiberglas and I don't know if they would be any better in the long run...
you may buy a restored tool tray from www.coupeking.com
I would not store any tools in it at the 30+ year old plastic breaks very easily. I was looking into creating new toolboxed that could actually be used to store tools but they would likely be made of fiberglas and I don't know if they would be any better in the long run...
jranmann
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...and if you are fortunate you might find a tray and tools for around $450.00 ...
or a bit more depending on condition and inclusion of the holy grail of e9 tools,
the pair of original Red Screwdrivers...
or a bit more depending on condition and inclusion of the holy grail of e9 tools,
the pair of original Red Screwdrivers...
More likely blessed Ran, I have been looking for a long time and I rarely see anything at that price...
Honolulu
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Wasn't there a Bavaria tool tray that was the same? I THINK that's what I have, and without looking at another coupe, I couldn't tell it was different.
Bill Riblett
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Toolboxes
Coupes and Bavarias used the same toolboxes. They changed to the one-piece design for the 1974 model year.
The one-piece design was used, with some variations, through at least the E28 5 series and E24 6 series. I'm thinking of figuring out how to adapt the one-piece box to fit my 72s as they are definitely more durable than the original two-piece boxes. That makes as much sense to me as carrying the tools in a roll-up bag outside of an empty toolbox.
Coupes and Bavarias used the same toolboxes. They changed to the one-piece design for the 1974 model year.
The one-piece design was used, with some variations, through at least the E28 5 series and E24 6 series. I'm thinking of figuring out how to adapt the one-piece box to fit my 72s as they are definitely more durable than the original two-piece boxes. That makes as much sense to me as carrying the tools in a roll-up bag outside of an empty toolbox.
I have a new, in the original parts bag Bavaria tool kit. It does NOT in my 74 CSi! I tried.
jranmann
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This rack of tool trays at CoupeKing makes perhaps an interesting image to comment on...?
i.e. i am sure there's something there for everyone!
Cheers!
Ran
i.e. i am sure there's something there for everyone!
Cheers!
Ran
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