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    Posted 6 years ago

    lemiwinks
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    Just found this thing in my barn. No clue what is is. Chunk of metal, rounded on top and bottom. I tried clearing up the label with little luck. The few things I think I can make out on the label are "10oz" "Fairm..." "...ding" and the logo looks like FTF with the first F backwords. What in the world is this?

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    Comments

    1. afterthought, 6 years ago
      I believe it was and still used for auto body repair. this is held inside the dented fender and a hammer would hit the fender from the out side to take the dent or ripple in the metal out.
    2. TallCakes TallCakes, 6 years ago
      auto body 'dolly'
      Fairmount Tool and Forging
      Cleveland, Ohio
      here's a similar (different shape) with original box:
      https://www.ebay.com/itm/VTG-Fairmount-1067-Wedge-Dolly-Auto-Body-Tool-Unused-USA-Rare-NOS-Cleveland-OH/263285630197?hash=item3d4d0be4f5:g:CmEAAOSwmudZ9UAy
    3. lemiwinks, 6 years ago
      Awesome! Thanks so much!

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