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Please note: other than tools on the "Wanted and For Sale/Trade" page, these tools are not for sale.


Variety 1: 356A - smooth red vinyl, light white backing, light brown leather belt

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This one appears to have some more recent components (i.e., the blister-pack fuses)

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Variety 2: 356B - blue (same as B tool bag), blue backing

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This is the nicest one I have ever seen and came from the original owner who never used it.

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This is a Carrera kit, and appears to be a brighter blue than the one above. Other than the parts it contains, it appears to be the same as the pushrod travel kits.

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Variety 3: 356B/C - gray vinyl like 1962 tool kit, white backing, brown(?) leather belt. This kind may also appear in a mirror image (with regards to pockets) of the others.

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The owner of this kit has a matching set - tool kit, travel kit, and bra bag (may originally have been a tonneau bag).

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Example 3:
Note the pockets - they are the mirror image of all the others on this page. The light box is a later variety and probably not original for the 356 era. The cardboard box is not original.

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This kit was delivered with a new car in April 1964 picked up at the factory. What is unusual is that it appears to be an A style bag! Some parts have been used, but the light bulb box is the one it came with in 1964.


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