Unfortunately, I couldn't get my hands on the TEQ embossed Tool Box or Manual...
The guy I purchased this from sold it after his grandfather passed away. According to him, the tool kit was stored away once the cruiser was purchased new. I missed out on the opportunity to buy the TEQ tool box to go with it. The owner's manual was nowhere to be found. This is probably the only one I've seen this complete & original. Most of them seem to be missing something or have tools swapped out. If you'll notice the TEQ embossed wrench holder, I think you can still get these. However, the more recent varieties don't have the TEQ stamp & the wrenches have a different marking. The screw driver's with wooden handles are not frequently seen & have different markings than some of the kits I've come across as well. There are a few stains on the canvas of this kit, but it still ranks up there with the best I've seen. The clasp still has most of its paint in tack & the card insert is the original. I like the older cruisers & my intentions for buying this kit was to have a useful factory tool kit (unlike the later ones). The more rare I came to realize this was, the more I came to realize I couldn't use a tool kit that was such a clean piece of history. I'll take detailed photos of the contents and tools before shipping the kit off to its new owner. I'll post them up for a while if someone wants to document these in more detail.
Slackers. ;p
No takers by Sunday we'll find out what the market bears. 
