Assorted Automotive Parts and Tools in Storage Bin

This image depicts a black rectangular plastic storage bin filled with a variety of automotive parts and miscellaneous tools. The items appear to be used, displaying significant wear, grime, and rust, suggesting they have been stored for some time or are intended for repair/restoration projects. Prominently visible is a carburetor, likely made of aluminum or a similar light alloy, showing typical grime accumulation from engine exposure. Next to it, a red-painted flywheel or flex plate, made of cast iron or steel, exhibits surface rust and dirt, with bolted holes and teeth around its perimeter for engagement with a starter motor. Other discernible items include various wrenches (combination wrenches in different sizes), a wire brush with a wooden handle, what appears to be a clutch lever or brake lever assembly, and several spherical components that might be gear shift knobs or part of a suspension system. A small, rectangular, partially visible box with the 'GDP' logo, possibly for an automotive chemical or small part, is also present. The overall condition suggests that the parts are likely salvaged or removed from an older vehicle. There are no clear manufacturer's marks visible on the major components, but their design points towards internal combustion engine applications. The bin itself is a standard heavy-duty utility bin with molded handles, indicating its use for robust storage. The age of the parts is estimated to be older, potentially from the 1960s to 1990s, given the style of the carburetor and the general appearance of the metal components.