Bleeder tin
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A question for the experts:
I have a 1964 E-type OTS with an original, and nearly complete, toolkit. My question relates to the screwdriver…I have a one-piece flat blade screwdriver labeled “Jaguar” and a separate phillips head screwdriver shaft, which obviously makes no sense. Should I have two one-piece screwdrivers (one flat, one phillips) or a three piece screwdriver set (handle, flat and phillips shafts)?
Many thanks indeed,
Alan
New Jersey, USA
Alan, I have send you 2 mails, but never answered. Please check you spam.