Thanks for the email Kenyon Wills nice to have someone answer. Kerry
Pinkerton has been trying to help me find the brake alignment tools that are
listed in my 53 service manual. I have ran into a problem that has me
running in circles and finding these items will help me immensely. So maybe
other Imperial Diehards will read this help notice again and just happen to
remember they have seen them or something will come out-of-the-BLUE....If
any one has more information please email me direct to
whynot2000@xxxxxxxxxxx attention Michael Douglas
----- Original Message -----
From: "kenyon wills" <imperialist60@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 1:54 PM
Subject: Re: IML: Brake tool help needed
> > I,m really surprised that someone hasn't emailed me
> > stating they at least
> > have the tool, I would like to know even if the thing is
> > still around.
>
>
> Michael,
>
> My 1960 service manual describes a bunch of Mopar-specific
> tools that I infer would seem to have been common at
> Chrysler dealreships but are speialized and not common
> today, 42 years later (I did not ask at the dealership).
> There are several that I saw in print that I can only guess
> at regarding dimensions or even function.
>
> Many of these are for alignment and chassis and have been
> replaced by more modern instruments that work on all cars,
> obviating the need for the special tool. Could it be that
> you are looking for arcane/obscure tools that may have been
> dealer-specific? Your book may have been printed with your
> dealer's mechanic in mind or may have been trying to steer
> you to the dealership for it's tools on certain jobs?
>
> This may explain why your book shows them but no one
> responded?
>
> -Kenyon
>
>
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