Lot Of Used Modified And Broken Damaged Tools Snap On Craftsman More Box Full on 2040-parts.com
Liberty, Missouri, US
Selling a flat rate medium priority mail box full of various used tools that are damaged, broken, modified or just well used... you know what you are looking at. There are some craftsman pieces, a couple of snap on pieces (including a remote engine starter), a couple of flashlights, fuel line disconnect tools, oil wrenches, taps, bits, sockets, pliers, etc... what you see is what you get. Bid accordingly. Check out my other auctions for more snap on, matco, mac, cornwell and craftsman tools as I am cleaning out my shop.
Mixed Tool Sets for Sale
Diamond tool & horseshoe co - p1h kit - plier & k16 wrench(US $27.99)
Craftsman 122 piece mechanic's tool set blow molded plastic case p/n: 9-33122 (US $20.00)
Universal vehicle 3/8 6mm pin right handed brake caliper piston rewind tool(US $16.99)
Tinting +kn tool kit car auto window squeegee card tint(US $19.99)
K-d torx screwdriver & drum brake spring tool(US $9.99)
Screw (dorman #423-625)(US $24.57)
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