3000 Jack and Tools

[SHG]

shg, so thats where all them jacks went! you silly hold out, would ya like an eleventh?

u bet, but my going rate is a little, how you say, lower than ebay, if you get my drift?

 

[Keoke]

shg, so thats where all them jacks went! you silly hold out, would ya like an eleventh?

u bet, but my going rate is a little, how you say, lower than ebay, if you get my drift?

Well Anthony, it seems SHG is trying to tell you he be Parsimonious when he is buying jacks!---Keoke- /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif

 

[SHG]

parsimonious? Yup, thats me! Makes me sound kinda religious.

Keoke, I sent you a pic of my work on the shelley cuz Basil won't let me post it here no more. Now if only I could paint my car as well as I can paint a jack!

 

[Keoke]

I got it SHG!! Its Great! the best looking Artifact I have seen in a long long time.---Keoke- /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif

 

[Jim Clark]

Hang on, hang on...

The list of tools that were originally supplied with the cars may be found in the respective model's Parts Lists. The list, with some description, may also be found in the Concours Guidelines.

The kit for the BJ8 is very sparse, so you're in luck that you would have very few items to find if you decided to assemble a kit. Basically, there were only three items, plus a jack and jack handle:

Spark plug spanner.
A tommy bar.
Knock-off hammer.

That's it! Now of course there were variations if your BJ8 had pressed steel wheels or octagonal knock-offs, but for the vast majority of them, the kit was just those three items (or five items, counting the jack and jack handle), and the bag that held them.

The Supplementary Tool Kit was something altogether separate from the kit that came with the car. The Supplementary Tool Kit was an option that was available for separate purchase. See attached photo.

[The late jacks for these cars typically sell for $100-300, as far as I have observed, and I will quite happily sell my last one for $1000, if anyone would like to pay that much! I also have a very few reproduction jack handles for sale (I had them made about 15 years ago) for $20 each, postage paid in the USA. They are a simple 18-inch length of 1/2-inch metal rod, cadmium plated, and with the ends slightly beveled.]

Reid, do you have any jack handles left for sale? I'm missing one for my 1967 AH-3000. Jim Clark

 

[Editor_Reid]

Reid, do you have any jack handles left for sale? I'm missing one for my 1967 AH-3000. Jim Clark

Yes, I do have a few remaining. I also have the little "Tommy bars" (originals) and some spark plug spanners (also originals) for the BJ8 tool kit.

Costs have changed since 2007, mostly due to what they charge to box and ship. Tell me where I would be shipping the repro jack handle and I'll check the shipping cost and get back to you.

Probably best to take this conversation private. If you have my email, use that, or PM me here on the BCF.

 

[Jim Clark]

Hang on, hang on...

The list of tools that were originally supplied with the cars may be found in the respective model's Parts Lists. The list, with some description, may also be found in the Concours Guidelines.

The kit for the BJ8 is very sparse, so you're in luck that you would have very few items to find if you decided to assemble a kit. Basically, there were only three items, plus a jack and jack handle:

Spark plug spanner.
A tommy bar.
Knock-off hammer.

That's it! Now of course there were variations if your BJ8 had pressed steel wheels or octagonal knock-offs, but for the vast majority of them, the kit was just those three items (or five items, counting the jack and jack handle), and the bag that held them.

The Supplementary Tool Kit was something altogether separate from the kit that came with the car. The Supplementary Tool Kit was an option that was available for separate purchase. See attached photo.

[The late jacks for these cars typically sell for $100-300, as far as I have observed, and I will quite happily sell my last one for $1000, if anyone would like to pay that much! I also have a very few reproduction jack handles for sale (I had them made about 15 years ago) for $20 each, postage paid in the USA. They are a simple 18-inch length of 1/2-inch metal rod, cadmium plated, and with the ends slightly beveled.]

 

[Jim Clark]

Yes, I do have a few remaining. I also have the little "Tommy bars" (originals) and some spark plug spanners (also originals) for the BJ8 tool kit.

Costs have changed since 2007, mostly due to what they charge to box and ship. Tell me where I would be shipping the repro jack handle and I'll check the shipping cost and get back to you.

Probably best to take this conversation private. If you have my email, use that, or PM me here on the BCF.

My address is: 13313 3rd Ave Ct NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98332.

 

[Jim Clark]

My address is: 13313 3rd Ave Ct NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98332.

Not sure how to make this an email discussion. I’m new to this forum.

 

[Editor_Reid]

Not sure how to make this an email discussion. I’m new to this forum.

I'm at editor@healeyclub.org Also please tell me, are you attending the Healey Rendezvous in Sooke BC later this month? I'm going and could deliver the jack handle to you there.

 

[BobHaskell]

Not sure how to make this an email discussion. I’m new to this forum.

To start a private conversation, click on the envelope next to your user id in the upper right hand corner of this page. Click "start a new conversation". On the new page, go to the recipients box and type in "edi". Select Reid's user id from the list of one. Type in your message and click "start conversation".