I've been popping my old snap on box of kit, which covers all eventualities just short of a rebuild, under the hood but thus far its only been ballast
What tools do you carry?
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haasad
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What tools do you carry?
Seeing the thread on 911 toolkits I was wondering what tools and spares most of you guys carry ?
I've been popping my old snap on box of kit, which covers all eventualities just short of a rebuild, under the hood but thus far its only been ballast

I've been popping my old snap on box of kit, which covers all eventualities just short of a rebuild, under the hood but thus far its only been ballast
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Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
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Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
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Re: What tools do you carry?
Duct tape, credit card, mobile phone, breakdown rescue number 
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Re: What tools do you carry?
Porsche had it covered for the tools for all the likely basic 'roadside' repairs.
Spares are up to you for your model, year, journey plan, annual mileage, driving style, etc.
I carry electrical components in the main outside the usual stuff. If you do a search on this you will find Andy's list of essentials. Probably the main one is the mobile phone especially when traveling abroad.
Regards
Mike
Spares are up to you for your model, year, journey plan, annual mileage, driving style, etc.
I carry electrical components in the main outside the usual stuff. If you do a search on this you will find Andy's list of essentials. Probably the main one is the mobile phone especially when traveling abroad.
Regards
Mike
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73 RS (Sold)
67 S
Mint T (Sold)
996 Turbo (Sold)
73 2.4E (home after 25 years) and Sold again
73T targa (signal yellow project)
1953 Vauxhall Velox
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911hillclimber
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Re: What tools do you carry?
RAC Card
Mobile
Small tool box (bit bigger than a shoe box) with metric combo spanners + adjustable
Plug wrench
Pliers and screw drivers
Rags and thin garage gloves
Tyre pressure gauge (my spare leaks)
3/8" Socket set
Hydraulic jack (!)
Torque wrench (1/2") and 19mm socket/3" extension
Torch
3/4 size brolly
Towel
What have I used in 23 years?
Flat bladed screwdriver
Tyre pressure gauge
Jack
RAC card (x2 both because of hillclimb incidents)
With my Lola Porsche?
I take half the county.
What have I used?
About 3/4 of the county.
Mobile
Small tool box (bit bigger than a shoe box) with metric combo spanners + adjustable
Plug wrench
Pliers and screw drivers
Rags and thin garage gloves
Tyre pressure gauge (my spare leaks)
3/8" Socket set
Hydraulic jack (!)
Torque wrench (1/2") and 19mm socket/3" extension
Torch
3/4 size brolly
Towel
What have I used in 23 years?
Flat bladed screwdriver
Tyre pressure gauge
Jack
RAC card (x2 both because of hillclimb incidents)
With my Lola Porsche?
I take half the county.
What have I used?
About 3/4 of the county.
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Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
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haasad
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Re: What tools do you carry?
Ah that sounds a bit like my experience...think I'll put together a simple roll with a 3/8 drive metric set, including plug spanners, combo spanners 6-19mm, flat and posi, pliers, torch, cloth and gloves. I'll carry oil , 6 plugs, spare lamps, fuses and some wire , duct tape and zip ties.
ddk member# 1527
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
Buddy McCrae kneeboard.
Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
Buddy McCrae kneeboard.
Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
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Re: What tools do you carry?
AA Relay
iPhone
Book to read while I'm waiting
iPhone
Book to read while I'm waiting
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haasad
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Re: What tools do you carry?
But Keith, where's the challenge in that...not to mention the chance of an "I fixed it with a paperclip, some sticky backed plastic and a pair of Vals old knickers" story at the pub.
ddk member# 1527
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
Buddy McCrae kneeboard.
Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
Buddy McCrae kneeboard.
Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
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haasad
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Re: What tools do you carry?
But Keith, where's the challenge in that...not to mention the chance of an "I fixed it with a paperclip, some sticky backed plastic and a pair of Vals old knickers" story at the pub....... Not that I would have any of that in my toolbox......well apart from the old knickers 
ddk member# 1527
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
Buddy McCrae kneeboard.
Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
Austin Healey 100/6, 1957 Fast Road ( now sold)
75 2.7 S backdated to "r" and very light (now sold).
Adria Camper
Buddy McCrae kneeboard.
Friar Tuck kneeboard.
Lots of Bicycles.
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Re: What tools do you carry?
What are tools?
I don't even carry documents!!

I don't even carry documents!!
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Re: What tools do you carry?
Or a front number plate!
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Re: What tools do you carry?
Duct tape, zip ties, knife
Little and large philips screwdrivers. Big flathead screwdriver
8, 10, 13mm spanners
8-19mm socket set
Big adjustable spanner
Wheel brace and jack
Little and large philips screwdrivers. Big flathead screwdriver
8, 10, 13mm spanners
8-19mm socket set
Big adjustable spanner
Wheel brace and jack

