Somewhere in my forgettory I recall that it is possible to drop new innards into the old coil case, so that way if you are one of these anal originality types like me then you can keep using the "original" coil with the correct date code.
These are the other things I found
I am guessing that the top thing is something out of a seat?
Not sure what the little curved metal bar is for though?
Cannot see any numbers or writing on these parts.
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Des
The top thing looks like a battery strap.
OK the very first picture is a flux compasitator??sorry if the spelling is wrong and the next one is a battery strap.
last one is a bent bit of steel😂😂
😂🤪😂🤪😂
car forums. where a lot of peoples good intentions end up taking a good old car off the road forever never ever to see the road again. 🥲
The bent piece of metal appears to have been shaped like that, not like someone has just bent it. The way the curves are in it....
I thought it might have been a hubcap remover but there is not edge on it to pry a hubcap off with.
Battery Strap....ok didn't think of that, usually see metal plates in other cars for that,
thanks to everyone for your help.
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Des
That bent bit of steel could be a sump plug removal tool. If it's 8mm SQ then it fits Peugeots 405/306/205 etc etc. I think the Fiat/Lancia Lampredi twin cam sump plugs were around 10mm SQ??
Nice looking tool, someone has put a bit of effort into shaping it - be interesting to find out what it is for.
It's a square peg that has been fitted to a round hole.
hth
Peter Hill
1975 Type 2 Double Cab
modulus.com.authats one half of the battery strap for a 6V battery you need the cover and other half to make it work
the bent bit of steel aint VW
