Vintage Ford Emergency Kit on 2040-parts.com
Two Rivers, Wisconsin, United States
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Ford emergency kit from 30s or 40s ,shows some wear and rust ,missing one of the light bulbs and the spark plug ,otherwise pretty good shape for its age.
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