Snap-on 12pc.sae Allen Head Socket Set (7/32 - 3/16) on 2040-parts.com
Columbiaville, Michigan, US
My loss is
your gain. I have been without a Snap-On dealer for over a year now and have
finally had enough, so I am selling off all of my Snap-On tools at wherever the final
auction price ends. I will be starting each item off at a fair cost and let you bid from
there. Due to a previous issue with the Snap-On company, I am not allowed to discuss their warranty so you will have to discuss that with your local dealer. I can say though that they are one of the best in the biz. So, start your bidding and good luck. This item is
a Snap-On 12pc. SAE Allen Head socket set (7/32 - 3/16) and is in great shape. It is used and
does have minor scratches and dings but is still in perfect working condition.
This set new costs $231.00. I will start the bidding at $175.00, a $56.00 drop. This is an
"AS IS" sale and not subject to return so make sure this is what you
are wanting before you bid. I require
all items to be paid for within 3 days from the end of the auction. If not paid
for in that time, I will open an unpaid item claim with EBay. I ship out within
3 days from receiving payment, usually next day. I only leave feedback after
receiving it so if you want the return courtesy, then you must start it first.
Thanks again for visiting my posting and please check out all of my other
postings for even more deals. If contacted before paying, I will do combined shipping. If you are wanting more deals on Snap-On and Matco Tools, Please save me under your sellers list and come back and visit my listings. I am going to be listing close to a hundred different tools and specialty diagnostics tools. Don't miss out!
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