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Tool Identification

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Does anyone know what car this tool goes with, or is it just an aftermarket item? It was found with a Lucas distributor tool.

Thanks- Duane
'58 BN6
 

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Just a wild guess on my part here, It may be a tool you use to adjust your tappets? The feeler gage to check the clearance and the box end to loosen and tighten the tappet adjusting nuts. But again, just a guess on my part!
 
Is the blade attached by the rivet a two sided file? It looks like a distributor-points tool for a non British car. The files were used to file flat the faces of the points.
 
Bill,

The blade is a feeler gauge. It was found with a bunch of Healey parts, a few MG fenders, and several 60's Ford items, undisturbed since the early 80's.

Thanks - Duane
'58 BN6
 
It turns out that the tool is for a 50's motorcycle distributor!

Thanks - Duane
'58 BN6
 
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