1946 Chev and Ford Wasco Dizzy tool

[Bob Carriere]

Forgot the pics again.....

[Phil Waterman]

Bob
Strange you should mention the Dizzy tool, last weekend I visited a small private museum http://www.wfkicehouse.org/newsite/ on a road tour with our MV Club main focus of the museum is automotive and mostly Ford including displays of Ford Dealership garage including the old work benches and parts bins. One of the tools on the bench was the tool head for setting up the crab head distributors (excuse the blurry photo flash did fire) but what will drive some people crazy are the parts in the parts bins.

Cheers Phil

[Bob Carriere]

Hi Phil

Tell them to empty the boxes and save them for display and sell the content/parts ........

I would love to get my hands on that Allen distributor set up machine he has.

It allows to sping the dizzy, check the weights/springs. set dwell, etc..... when you are finished the dizzy is ready to be dropped in an engine and fire it up....... last one I saw was at a flea market and had just been sold for the full asking price of $150.

Bob

[Phil Waterman]

Hi Bob

They have the entire parts department from when they sold the dealership. Doubt they will be selling the parts off they're still using in them for active restorations. Not really a thing of needing the money with the private museum. When I visited I met 3 generations of the family all involved in the operation.

Fun looking around.

Cheers Phil