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Bumper Jack ID -- Help | Classic Cars190 of 674 |  |  |
Posted 7 months ago
Bootson
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Well it has been a long time, but now that the Garage sale season has drawn to a close here maybe I'll have more time to post.
I picked this up at an estate sale a few weeks ago. I have looked and looked online but have been, as yet, unable to find one exactly like this. I know there is probably a car guy here who can point me in the right direction.
The only marking is U71 on the back of the "hook".
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Hi, Bootson! Welcome back! Haven't a clue about this, but was happy to contribute moral support. : )
the hook goes under the bumper i still us mine.
Ahhhhh, memories. I remember my dad using one just like this.
Hi miKKoChristmas11!,
I can always count on you for moral support.
ralph & jonima,
Thanks for the comments guys.
My first car was a 1964 Ford Falcon and it's jack was the twin of this one.