odd P&C wrench on eBay

[Branson]

Does this look familiar to anyone?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-P-C-1148-WRENCH-TOOL-OLD-VINTAGE-ANTIQUE-SUSIDIARY-PLOMB-PLVMB-PROTO-/380578230638?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item589c3af16e

[HeelSpur]

Never seen one before, but was wondering if he didn't know anything about it, how did he come up with his price?

[johnsironsanctuary]

That is not a wrench. I don't know the proper name for it. It is for tweaking things that need a little bending. The reason not being guaranteed is that if you over tweak, you will break the jaw. I have a larger one that is a simple burnout from 3/4 in steel. Mine is a great steel fab tool for angle iron. That one looks smaller, like for body shop work.

[keykeeper]

Kinda looks like a double-ended saw wrest.

[Lostmind]

looks like a voltage regulator point adjusting tool

[gibsontool]

I think Lostmind nailed it. That looks right to me.

[lauver]

looks like a voltage regulator point adjusting tool

lost,

That P&C tool is about 14" long.  It would seem to be too big and too clumsy for a voltage regulator point tool.

I'm with JIS, it's a tweaker for sheet stock.  I have seen much larger body shop versions for tweaking bumpers and bumper brackets.

[Lostmind]

Lauver , you are right , I didn't consider the size . Way to big for a point adjusting tool.
Made for bending something a lot bigger. Thanks

[gibsontool]

I didn't notice the length and I agree it would be too long to tweak points with, some sort of bending tool I guess.