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Is that took kit really worth the price.

Take a look,yes i realize it is first 911.$6000. And the Ferrari kit,well you decide.$30,000.

Both on ebay.

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If your car is worth 150k plus and is all original, minus tool kit... Maybe.

If you have a generic 911 and need a wrench or two... No.
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yup

Sure is if you are the one selling it...
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It's interesting that two of the tools in the Ferrari kit are hammers! 😄
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It's interesting that two of the tools in the Ferrari kit are hammers! 😄
For Knock off wire wheels.
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I figured they were "fine adjustment" tools
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If your car is at Pebble Beach or Amelia Island, a correct tool kit can be the difference in winning your class or just being there.
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You could ask the same question regarding early air cooled Porsches...or used Rolexes...same answer, if a buyer and seller agree then Yes, it's worth it.
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People are paying stupid money for cars they'll never drive. So I reckon we should expect them to pay equally stupid money for tools they'll never use.
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Well,

When you spend $10,000,000 buying a Ferrari 250, you will not care that the tool kit is $30,000.

Yes, you read that right. It is 1 followed by 7 zeros.

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