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The Concours Guidelines, published by the Concours Committee, include such a description.
Assuming that your BJ8 has wire wheels with conventional "eared" knock-offs, you are in luck that there is almost nothing to the tool kit for BJ8s. A bag, a jack and one-piece handle, a tube socket and tommy bar, and a strap. And of course a knock-off hammer.
It's amazing how the tool kit atrophied over the years. The tools I've assembled to complete my BN2's kit are sufficent to do a complete engine rebuild!! Except that the so-called tappet spanner doesn't fit the adjusting nuts on the rocker arms...
The Concours Guidelines, published by the Concours Committee, include such a description.
Assuming that your BJ8 has wire wheels with conventional "eared" knock-offs, you are in luck that there is almost nothing to the tool kit for BJ8s. A bag, a jack and one-piece handle, a tube socket and tommy bar, and a strap. And of course a knock-off hammer.
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