Found Three Miller Special Tools in Storage!

[dibbons]

I have '65 ABodies and a 1972 BBody. Purchased these special tools years ago. Does anyong know the part numbers so I can look 'em up and see the applications for 'em? Thank you.

 

[toolmanmike]

The bottom one is a ball joint socket. No idea what the top one is unless it's a burnishing tool for the distributor bushing.

 

[toolmanmike]

I have '65 ABodies and a 1972 BBody. Purchased these special tools years ago. Does anyong know the part numbers so I can look 'em up and see the applications for 'em? Thank you.

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Measure the socket and we can tell what ball joints it fits. It will be an odd measurement down to the 32 of an inch.

 

[rbkt65]

middle tool is for installing upper control arm bushings.

 

[Desoto291hemi]

I thought the top pic was a top dead center tool ?

Tommy

 

[dibbons]

Measure the socket and we can tell what ball joints it fits. It will be an odd measurement down to the 32 of an inch.

I only have a dial caliper that measures mm: 45.5mm converts to about 1.79 inches. The socket has eight sides but is kind of square in the middle (the measurement I made is across the square portion).

 

[33IMP]

I thought the top pic was a top dead center tool ?

Tommy

Agree. Spark plug piston stop.

 

[lemondana]

Post the Miller part numbers, I have a couple older Miller books.

 

[dibbons]

I thought the top pic was a top dead center tool ?

It does look like that. I just noticed something scribbled on the box that containing the 3 tools "TDC" !!

 

[33IMP]

I only have a dial caliper that measures mm: 45.5mm converts to about 1.79 inches. The socket has eight sides but is kind of square in the middle (the measurement I made is across the square portion).

1 25/32"

 

[townsend]

Most Miller tools from the 60's and 70's have a number stamped on them.
The number usually starts with C- or SP-.

 

[Big.J.007]

Are these for building model cars?