Help define 911 tools

[Tbone1209]

Hi guys...I'm putting together a tool kit for 1974. These tools were in a kit I bought and wanted to know what they are and what year are they intended for.

FWIW- I'm still looking for the 19/22mm closed end wrench, tow hook and the hatch pattern bag.

Appreciate the help...

[Tbone1209]

Ok, with some searching and digging, I've already found my answers. Amazing the amount of info on here.

Hear are the two sources I used to identify the tools and years.

https://www.originalporschetools.com/

https://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/946479-tool-kits-overview-74-up.html

[winglesss]

One option is a brand new Porsche PCG 911 721 10 tool kit, for 911G, 1974-1982.

[winglesss]

Originally Posted by winglesss

One option is a brand new Porsche PCG 911 721 10 tool kit, for 911G, 1974-1982.

These new Porsche tool sets are detailed in a very nice article in Porsche Classic Originale 05, WSLU7001006721EN-US.

[jrwilson]

Seems crazy that it's $500 for, like, nine tools. Any way to assemble the specifically required tools for less if you don't care about concours judging?

[pmax]

The Porsche tools are awesome.

I reach for them wrenches everytime, they seem perfectly designed, balanced and right-sized for the jobs at hand as one would expect just like the car.

[Tbone1209]

Yea, they are great tools. I've already got everything with the exception of the tow hook, bag and 19/22 closed box end wrench and I like the original stuff if possible..

[proporsche]

here is one for you on ebay 145326923411
the last one i sold was $250

Ivan

[jrwilson]

$250 for a 19mm wrench? Yeah, pass.

I meant stuff like the spark plug tool or the fan tool.

[2.7RS]

Nothing like my Harbor Freight tools.

[group911@aol.co]

And Kias

Originally Posted by 2.7RS

Nothing like my Harbor Freight tools.