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I was cleaning out my neighbor's lawn for his kids with my metal detector here in Shippensburg. I found this odd looking tool but the dealership I work at has nobody that knows what it is. Any thoughts? I could not find any IDs through Google lens. And only brought up motorcycle pieces and wind up Windows for old vehicles.
 

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I found something close via lens.
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This is an Oil Feed Pipe Assembly to an Austin Healey.

It also looks very similar to any number of custom tools for specific engines/motors for getting into tight spots.

I'm not surprised the mechanics didn't recognize it if it's from a different automaker or era.

Any markings?
 
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I found something close via lens.
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This is an Oil Feed Pipe Assembly to an Austin Healey.

It also looks very similar to any number of custom tools for specific engines/motors for getting into tight spots.

I'm not surprised the mechanics didn't recognize it if it's from a different automaker or era.

Any markings?
There is no markings anywhere on it. That is what I look for first. I just added two more photos to help. But I appreciate your input 😁. What you said makes sense since none of the technicians here and this is a Chevrolet dealership have any clue.
 
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