Do people still want these ???

Looks new
Is there a market for these? I don't want to just toss it out..

 

Small market according to eBay: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...0.A0.H0.X244.210.TRS0&_nkw=244.21033&_sacat=0

 

Certainly don't throw it out. Somebody must want it. That's what eBay is for.

 

I have old classic cars. Looks useful to me!

 

Pretty cool. Yes, sell it on EBay.

 

Throw it up on the marketplace here.

 

Looks cool to me, as I'm old enough to have used similar things causes a pang of nostalgia. Get the right few people that need/want it you might get a couple hundred on eBay.

 

I own one!!! It's what sets the points on old blue...

 

That's a pretty cool rig, I've never seen one. What does it do besides timing?

 

Tach, timing, voltage, dwell, and things I don't even know... Remember that many cars back then had limited gauge clusters. The tach on my car is cable driven off of the distributor. It really helps to set everything up and tune the engine. There are guys that set points with a matchbook cover and then there are guys that want it dead nuts.

 

I put it on Craig's list for 150$ see what happens

 

Very useful. Inboard and inboard/outboard boats were still running carbs and points/condenser ignition in the early 2000s -- so there are a lot of boat owners who could make good use of this.

 

That was Sears top of the line analyzer and the same one used in my highschool auto shop back in the 70's. Many people are into automotive collectibles. Not just signs and oil cans. As mentioned this analyzer is still usable which adds to it's value. Kuul.