Hey Cappy ...

[Thumper]

... I just got back from a sale and picked up this little jewel. I'm sure you probably have a bucket of 'em, but figured I'd throw it in here before I list it anyway. Ya' gots all ya' need? It's a smooth operator and believe it or not, doesn't appear to have ever been used as a hammer!

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[Arty]

The reason it looks so nice and new is cause you rarely ever have to apply a wrench to a Ford Product!

[Big Muddy]

Hey, Thump, just lay your johnson alongside the wrench....that'll give us an idea of the wrenches length....(so you say). ;)

[Thumper]

Hey, Thump, just lay your johnson alongside the wrench....that'll give us an idea of the wrenches length....(so you say). ;)

Not a good contrast ... I don't want the wrench to appear smaller than it really is. ;)

[Thumper]

The reason it looks so nice and new is cause you rarely ever have to apply a wrench to a Ford Product!

Ummm, that came in the original FORD tool kit included with each car. Don't leave home without it!

[BarryBobPosthole]

It may not have been used as a hammer but I'll bet that sonofabitch has busted more than a few knuckles. And been called worse than a sumbitch when it did.

BKB

[Captain]

Why do you HAVE to put that stuff up here where I cannot refuse to buy it. ;)
What's the price.... :-(

[Thumper]

Since you're my buddy ... $1200.00 (I'll even pick up the shipping!) :D

With the stub on the end (for the oil drain/fill plug), I'd say it's prolly for a Model A. The tractor wrench had increments to measure the fuel in the tank and the Model T didn't have the stub.

[Captain]

And here I thought I was the fisherman...
Send it on...

[Thumper]

Hook, line and sinker! :fishhooked