Vintage TOYOTA MOTOR Hand Tools, "TEQ" Accessories and Collectibles

[dmamj]

Some of those are very cool. Maybe you should consider making stickers out of them and sharing with the rest of the community.

Hmmm. Have a preference?

 

[andybudge]

Hmmm. Have a preference?

The two identical teq 'flyers', top left and right.

 

[dmamj]

A fine eye. Those are in my top 5.

 

[Michael B]

The Flyers, the blue and silver round @ bottom center and the second largest in the top right.

 

[flx]

The center one, minus the text, would be gorgeous on a sticker with the proper shiny red!

 

[cruiserinsanity]

Does anyone know what this little bag is for? It was found in a ‘71 FJ55.

It says TEQ on the flap and TR on the lower left corner on the back.

 

[JohnnyC]

@cruiserinsanity

for the oem glove box drop light

 

[dmamj]

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

 

[dmamj]

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 card but not on the box.

 

[Bad Mojo]

It would seem like the next generation of items that will be vintage or collectable in the future have started to burble out of Japan.

The trays are from a collaboration with a company called Dulton. Dulton from what I've been able to gather is similar to IKEA. And yes I did buy 3 different colors in hopes that some day there is a third Land Cruiser in the fleet. This is my version of "manifesting" things to happen.

The other items are a 8mm and a 10mm socket who I think are made by Koken, but are branded Toyota. The black rings at the top of the socket match Koken's "Nut Grip" line. I had heard that Koken was starting to supply Toyota with tools, and this reinforces that idea.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

The Dulton swag was available in the Toyota Automobile Museum and the LC Base store. Neat stuff and quality. I brought a few things home.