Those T handles work great with tap sockets. You might try using an ultrasonic cleaner on the sockets to get the funk off of them. Thanks for the shoutout! epic Livestream #3 coming soon👍
@The Junkyard Necromancer not tools so much I have collected AFX cars and models at one point. Honestly, I just enjoy old-school things and the passion people have for the little things that can mean so much.
Do you have anymore? I bought a tool chest from a widow after he husband passed. He had a lot of tools from that era so i got some plumb and proto wrenches and other brands from that era as well. So cool looking up the history of these tools.
@@Rigs__Rigs sorry for the delay! I still have a couple! Shoot me an email at thejunkyardnecromancer@gmail.com with your mailing address and I'll send you one!
My friend who owns the 413 flatheads also has dual carb / dual exhaust 370 Dodge flathead sixes. He has two 1940 Dodge trucks he bought in the late 1950's and still drives and uses them for his scrap metal and antique car / truck wrecking yard that he started in 1953 and stills runs today. Over the years he has collected a large number of 1939 to 1947 Dodge trucks and several 1939 to 1941 Plymouth trucks. No Canadian Fargos yet. Some run and some are just for parts. All are still 6 volts and all have flathead six engines. If you are ever in the Napa California area, stop by Brian's Salvage and Junk. It is like going back 70 years in time. The whole place is like a living museum.
I have some old 'INDESTRO' wrenches from 1946 I found at a thrift store for 25 cents each. I'd love to have one of those sockets and a sticker. I'll send you a sticker too. And i will even send you an INDESTRO wrench
What's the Chrysler brand engine in the background ? Did you know Chrysler built flathead six cylinder engines for HD Dodge trucks up to 413 cubic inches that came with dual carbs and dual exhaust. My good friend has several of these engines that came in garbage trucks and has one in a very large tow truck that was used for towing city buses and semi trucks. My same friend got me in collecting Plomb and Proto tools back in the late 1960's. He also uses them because he says thats what they were made for.
The engine in the background is a Chrysler 218. I didn't know they made them all the way up to 413ci. That's super cool! Going to have to keep a look out for those. And it's nice to meet another Plomb and Proto connector! I absolutely love these tools.
What a score! I bought a new in box Norton India stone that was quite old and was stoked about that… this I would be so stoked lol
Always looking for old tools like these, never seen any plomb around though!
Keep your eyes out! I think they are a bit more common on the west coast since they were made in Los Angeles.
This is so freaking cool. Love how you got an old piece of history. 😎🤘🏻
Thanks! I think they are super cool.
These are awesome! Any chance I can get one of those for my dad? He's always checking flea markets and garage sales for tools from "the good old days"
Yep! Still got some left! Send me your info. thejunkyardnecromancer@gmail.com
Thanks! Liked your video. Sometimes called a "deflecting beam" torque wrench. Love the socket set - try Flitz.
Thanks!
Awesome tools! There’s nothing like quality vintage tools. Definitely going to be collecting when I move.
Yeah man! There are some cool vintage Canadian tools too! You should check out Lila's Tools. He's got some cool vintage Canadian and American stuff.
I definitely will check them out. I do have a few already in the collection. Maybe I’ll do something on them🤔
@@PickinwithPickle do it!
What a cool find!
Thanks!
That's a nice find with them still sealed up in the original box
Right?! Super cool!
Those T handles work great with tap sockets. You might try using an ultrasonic cleaner on the sockets to get the funk off of them. Thanks for the shoutout! epic Livestream #3 coming soon👍
I still have to dig out my ultrasonic cleaner! It's in a box somewhere.... And I'll have to try the T handles with tap sockets! Thanks!
Way cool...a true piece of history...
Yeah! I think so!
New subscriber. Love the old-school tools, brother. I am looking forward to following along with your adventures.
Thanks for the sub! And thanks! Do you have some old school tools as well?
@The Junkyard Necromancer not tools so much I have collected AFX cars and models at one point. Honestly, I just enjoy old-school things and the passion people have for the little things that can mean so much.
Awesome
Those are awesome!
Thanks! I think so!
Do you have anymore? I bought a tool chest from a widow after he husband passed. He had a lot of tools from that era so i got some plumb and proto wrenches and other brands from that era as well. So cool looking up the history of these tools.
Let me check. I think I might have one or two left still!
@@thejunkyardnecromancer awesome let me know please sir!
@@Rigs__Rigs sorry for the delay! I still have a couple! Shoot me an email at thejunkyardnecromancer@gmail.com with your mailing address and I'll send you one!
My friend who owns the 413 flatheads also has dual carb / dual exhaust 370 Dodge flathead sixes. He has two 1940 Dodge trucks he bought in the late 1950's and still drives and uses them for his scrap metal and antique car / truck wrecking yard that he started in 1953 and stills runs today. Over the years he has collected a large number of 1939 to 1947 Dodge trucks and several 1939 to 1941 Plymouth trucks. No Canadian Fargos yet. Some run and some are just for parts. All are still 6 volts and all have flathead six engines. If you are ever in the Napa California area, stop by Brian's Salvage and Junk. It is like going back 70 years in time. The whole place is like a living museum.
That sounds amazing! If I'm ever down there, I'll check it out!
This is awesome...more of this 🤣
Ok haha
I have some old 'INDESTRO' wrenches from 1946 I found at a thrift store for 25 cents each. I'd love to have one of those sockets and a sticker. I'll send you a sticker too. And i will even send you an INDESTRO wrench
Sounds good! Send me your info! thejunkyardnecromancer@gmail.com
@@thejunkyardnecromancer Sent
Nice!
Thanks!
I've got 2 Plomb 5249 ratchets in awesome shape. Forget those overpriced Snap-On ratchets these are better.
Yes! Exactly!
Wouldn’t it be cool to know the history of how an unopened box survived for so long. How many owners didn’t peek inside.
I wish I knew the story. It would be so cool. I have a feeling they were in a warehouse forgotten to time. haha
Plomb tools are beautiful.
Do you know of other beautiful tools or tool brands?
I need more Stylistic, Stylized tools in my life..
There are lots. Pretty much anything old and made in the USA! Proto, Bonney, Williams, and SK are a few that come to mind.
@@thejunkyardnecromancer OOoo ok. I should search the older US tools then.
What's the Chrysler brand engine in the background ? Did you know Chrysler built flathead six cylinder engines for HD Dodge trucks up to 413 cubic inches that came with dual carbs and dual exhaust. My good friend has several of these engines that came in garbage trucks and has one in a very large tow truck that was used for towing city buses and semi trucks. My same friend got me in collecting Plomb and Proto tools back in the late 1960's. He also uses them because he says thats what they were made for.
The engine in the background is a Chrysler 218. I didn't know they made them all the way up to 413ci. That's super cool! Going to have to keep a look out for those. And it's nice to meet another Plomb and Proto connector! I absolutely love these tools.
496!
Shop Kat sent me.
Good ol' Shop Kat! Thanks for stopping in!
@9 mins is RAD!
Thanks haha
I am shooting a video right now about vintage tools and will mention your channel. I Will upload the video in a couple of hours.
Sweet! I'll watch it for sure!
Very cool! I'll drop you a note on IG, and send you a couple stickers too!
Sounds good man!