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Stream Line still kicking could just be another company reviving an old name, haven't been able to track that down just yet, got some other pics and things to add later, see all of that here http://s228.photobucket.com/user/oldgoaly/library/Stream%20Line%20Tools?sort=3&page=1

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Sweet display! Love the old logo.


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Got a proper #105 from Jabberwoki on the Garage Gazette, looks better!

still need to swap a couple of holders to keep 112 in place better.

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The Stream Line tools are still available. They have been bought out by Keysco(another Chinese company). I had this same display board in my store about 20-25 years ago. The numbers along the bottom are for body dollies. Couldn't get info on the 207, but the new numbers are 22211, 22221, 22222, 22223. Comma or wedge dolly, toe dolly, heel dolly, and railroad dolly. Used to be American made quality. Pat



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Pat,
I found a 1999 catalog online, it shows them still made in USA. 221 toe, 222 heel, 223 track, 211 comma, and the 207 looking at a match cover it appears to be a bowtie dolly.
Do you remember if yours was held with 4 screws? the holes look drilled on mine so I used a plastic washer that is painted to blend in a bit.
Still haven't did any research on Stream Line, having so much fun with Stiles, Herman, Medart, Barrett of St. Louis. I am awaiting the arrival of a Stiles Rollsemout! the precursor to the Stiles-Herman or Stiles-Medart fender roller.


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