Video - 1920's Ford Dealership Toolbox

[Herb Iffrig]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emfUjoHOxVo

[Dan Hatch]

Someone close needs to go by snd tell him what that stuff is. He sure does not know.

[speedytinc]

Someone close needs to go by snd tell him what that stuff is. He sure does not know.

80% clueless. He thinks these tools will be useful on his model A
Lotta very nice T tools.

These types of videos are about getting looks, not informative content.
Do your homework BEFORE making the video.

What caught my eye, was the bearing scraper with a protective leather cover.
The previous owner was a true mechanic.

[Dan Hatch]

Yes he is clueless. That wire wheel hub puller is a find. Along with the bendix end puller. Glad I have them.
I watched to see if any Stevens tools showed up . Dan

[Charlie B in N.J.]

It’s not surprising to me that someone with a bit of A knowledge is easily lost concerning the T. I had an uncle that grew up through the 30’s as a mechanic and never drove a T. Said he never rode in one either. Kind of hard to believe when he first told me this but I suppose the country moved on pretty quickly in those days.

[fordrelic]

I sent him a message I could Identify most of the tools and that they were model T a couple weeks back.
He didn't reply to that message but did on another about the A.

I live about 40 miles from his location and I told him I would stop by, but he didn't respond.

[Daisy Mae]

This is why AI search is problematic. People have this odd belief that AI = truth.
All AI does is create summaries based on lightening fast search algorithms across all found content. Anything posted on the internet relative to that subject is a potential quotable source, regardless if erroneous, slanted, ignorant, biased etc, as in the case of this video.
We in the field had a saying, GIGO (Garbage in, garbage out) The problem though is nobody has critical thinking skills anymore, and hang their hat on the perceived veracity of AI.