Champion service unit for cleaning and testing sparking plugs

Made:
1934-1939
Champion service unit for cleaning and testing sparking plugs

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Champion service unit for cleaning and testing sparking plugs, 1934-1939. Plastic bag with note "This bag contains Blasting Sand for the Champion Plug Cleaner & Tester, the rubber grommets of various sizes (plug fittings) fit in the top of the bag opening. In Working Order."

Details

Category:
Road Transport
Object Number:
1983-1469
Measurements:
overall: 1260 mm x 320 mm x 360 mm,
type:
spark plugs and transportation
credit:
Phillips, Son and Neale

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