Which 2600's came with no toolbox?
A bit of further research on this matter and I have been looking at the parts manuals.
The parts manual no 992 and dated 6/1964 shows a photo of the jack, the wheel brace and a box wrench and ALSO the full wooden toolbox and lists all the tools in that tool box. So this is consistent with the Owners Instruction Book 7/1962 but not the Instruction Book 2/1963 mentioned in my earlier post.
The later parts manual publication 1164 dated 3/1966 shows a tool bag (canvas?) and a bag of tools tied with a drawstring consistent with the Instruction Book 2/1963 but the parts manual 3/1966 list of tools shows more tools than what the instruction book lists.
Can I ask a couple of questions to help clarify please. Does anyone have a series 2 car that they know for certain came from the factory with a wooden tool box? Also my early series 2 Sprint has the rack for the wooden tool box (but I do not believe it ever had one). Do any other series 2's have the rack fitted?
A bit of further research on this matter and I have been looking at the parts manuals.
The parts manual no 992 and dated 6/1964 shows a photo of the jack, the wheel brace and a box wrench and ALSO the full wooden toolbox and lists all the tools in that tool box. So this is consistent with the Owners Instruction Book 7/1962 but not the Instruction Book 2/1963 mentioned in my earlier post.
The later parts manual publication 1164 dated 3/1966 shows a tool bag (canvas?) and a bag of tools tied with a drawstring consistent with the Instruction Book 2/1963 but the parts manual 3/1966 list of tools shows more tools than what the instruction book lists.
Can I ask a couple of questions to help clarify please. Does anyone have a series 2 car that they know for certain came from the factory with a wooden tool box? Also my early series 2 Sprint has the rack for the wooden tool box (but I do not believe it ever had one). Do any other series 2's have the rack fitted?
