Recent content by dmamj

A fine, fine match Keith. Put those casters on!

KTC was the manufacturer of the majority of Toyota hand tools included in their tool kits since the very early 1950's, as previously mentioned. Although not a product made for Toyota shops, this roll-up door KTC cabinet fits Toyota tools quite nicely. Steel frame with pressed steel, one-piece...

Great stuff!!!

Second pic shows the artist’s rendition of the shachihoko hood ornament. And this from the Global Toyota website:

A small document from Toyo<d>a's very early existence. This “Toyoda Bus Chassis” spec sheet from their first Model DA bus dates to around 1935-36, before Toyota Motor Company was spun off from the Toyota Loom Works division. The trademark was adopted in July, 1935 when the company was first...

Wax TEQ JDM can. Displays nicely.

Couple of cool old radiator cleaner cans.

Old clock made by a company names Dailin. The logo is similar to the Toyota Aisin logo, but the "H" is throwing me. Pretty large, 24" x 12", so potentially for use on a dealership wall.

@Hyroad awesome displays Ken!

I'd been wanting to repaint a TEQ wrench clip that had been painted a pretty ugly green, and wanted a simple spray paint so I didn't have to take it to the powder coater. This Krylon Matte Ink Blue (bought from Lowe's) is very close. The clip on the left is the repainted one. It had some rust...

Thought this small deck of playing cards was kind of cool. Each card has a piece of trivia. Did you know Nolan Ryan once had the fastest pitch in baseball at 162.3 km/hr? Thats 101 mph on the radar gun. Funny how the word “motor” is spelled correctly on the cards but not on the box.

A couple of old flathead screwdrivers from Toyota’s Loom Works division.

Yikes, that's the wrong one. Mind if I shoot you a PM?

I can call you at the shop or send a PM if needed.

@65swb45 Double check it was to dj*******o @ h******.com