On Car Kwik-lathe on 2040-parts.com
Feeding Hills, Massachusetts, US
This lathe comes completeluy equipped with all hardware needed to mount to most vehicles. Unlike other ones online this Kwik-Lathe comes with its own motor valued alone at $429.00
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