There are a lot more tools in there compared to what you get as standard equipment in an MGF - a jack and a wheel wrench! They will be designed to fit any nut or screw that you are likely to want to get access to in an emergency. Bargain.Saw this on the bay of E and though of u guys.
Apparently they are rare?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MGF-TOOLKIT-B...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item483c99477f
Personally I don't think there are anything like enough tools in there to actually get you out of a tight spot!
:rofl: :rofl: :happy::happy::andburg:I generally find myself using an angle grinder, center punch, cobalt drills. irwin bolt grips, plusgas and lots of bad language far more than anything in that case
The last time I broke down (bent wheel rim, deflated tyre) the AA Assistance guys specifically exclude driving on the road that I was on to come and help. I could have done with a lot better tool selection than the poor quality wheel brace and the few assorted tools that I had (which look a lot like the MG tool set in question). And when I did get to a town the tyre repair guy did use a sledge hammer to pound it back into some sort of shape!Best toolbox you can get is a sledge hammer...
Actually it'd be roadside assistance. Not that you'll start taking your car to bits if it breaks down in the middle of the road...
