No Reserve Original 1970s Porsche 911 Tool Kit
Final bid: $1,721 Sold
Item Details
- Seller: Bammer22
- Location: Neshanic Station, NJ 08853
- Lot #: M-0017061
Available for auction is an original 1970s Porsche 911 tool kit. The seller states this tool kit was acquired in a barn find among other rare Porsche collectibles. The kit is noted to be complete aside from the replacement v-belt. The seller states there is minor wear around the edges and in the middle of the inside. The contents include
- 1 x Original elephant hide toolbag
- 4 x double open-end wrenches (each 1x 8x9, 10x11, 12x13, 14x15)
- 1 x ring spanner 19x22
- 1 x Phillips screwdriver
- 1 x flat blade screwdriver
- 1 x wheel nut wrench 19
- 1 x holdback key for V-belt service
- 1 x combi pliers
- 2 x Allen keys
- 1 x spark plug wrench
This virtually complete tool kit would make a great addition to your Concours car. The buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $1,721
- Auction End: Mar 14, 2022 09:04:13PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 31
Comments (57)
Congratulations to the winner and thank you all for making my first auction an interesting one!
Have a good week to you all!
Sold for $1,721
Cheers, this is a good price. Its a tough market
@petere77 Hello, the buyer only pays a 10% fee of the sale price.
@petere77 I just read the “how it works” it appears for non-vehicles it’s a flat rate of %10 for parts and stuff
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This looks like a good price, but $500 auction fees is a bit steep. %5 would be better
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The incorrect bid has been retracted and time has been added to the clock.
How do I retract the wrong amount?
too bad.. messed up this auction.
I am sorry I post the exceeding amount… again.. I mean to
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I mean to bid $1,492.40
@PaulEJLin What does that mean?
Sorry wrong bit amount
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Hello all,
With 1 day left in the auction I will be monitoring much closer, if you have any last minute questions please let me know I will be happy to answer.
Happy bidding!
@restncreate I apologize for the inconvenience. The 17/19 Selected Steel Germany wrench is included it must have been missed in the photos, if you refer to the video posted around the 0:30 mark you can see the wrench is included. It is unfortunately the weekend so I will try to get ahold of PCM to see if they can update the listing.
As far as all original goes. I am new to the marketplace of Porsche Items but was under the impression there were two versions of the roll bag tool kit based on some of the experts that I spoke with. However you seem incredibly knowledgeable so I thank you for your input as you know much more than I do.
All items however are stamped Germany as shown in photos.
Although very nice, the toolset is not complete and does not have the correct wrenches. I have 2 early model Porsche’s with complete sets and the wrench sets that came with the original tool sets were “drop forged steel” with configuration of 8/9, 10/11, 12/13, 14,15 (which these are not and look to be from a younger Porsche) then the rare 17/19 “drop forged steel” open end wrench which is missing. The rest of the bag is very nice.
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@Whatever123 No. E-hide rolls were ‘68 ONLY. This bag is a later bag and not E-hide.
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I have a roll that came with my one owner completely original 1969 911E. My roll has this same texture look. Is this considered elephant hide? My car was a Jan. 69 build date.
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@Bammer222 You are absolutely right. I totally spaced on not seeing the gallery pics. Please accept my apology. Definitely watching’.
@dsdepew there are more photos of the items in the “gallery” if you scroll down on the listing. I do have more photos that I can submit as well if there’s anything in particular you’re looking for
@dsdepew After closer examination of your tool roll, this is not an elephant hide roll. I know because I have one, as well as several earlier and later year tool rolls. and yours roll is a later roll. I would suggest close up pics of the tools as you might get a better price than just having one pic and a video. It looks like a nice kit. GLWS
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Elephant hide tool rolls, the bag at least, is a 1 year, 1968 only roll.
@traimpz348 you’ll have to excuse my lack of knowledge, from what I’ve found these tool kits known as “roll bags” came in 60s and 70s 911s. There are a few different varieties. This one is the one that doesn’t have the hex wrench, spare belt, and tire pressure reader. Maybe a porsche expert can provide more insight on this kit.
I can pick the brain of a few of my sources and drop a comment here if I find anything! Slowly but surely learning!
How is this (if it is) different than a 911E toolkit?
Hi all,
Welcome to my auction, as stated above, I am listing my 1970s era 911 tool kit complete with all the tools listed above. This kit was discovered in a remarkable barn find purchase that included a 1982 924 Turbo that looks to have been previously owned by a PCA member, a 1988 924s and a plethora of other 911, 924, 944, and 914 parts from the 60s-80s.
If you have any questions regarding the kit please feel free to ask and happy bidding!