Snap On Ns-18-l Breaker Bar 1/2" Drive 18" Long on 2040-parts.com
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
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This auction is for a Snap On NS-18-L Breaker Bar 1/2" Drive 18" Long. Item is used but in fully functional condition. If you have any questions please feel free to email us and we will answer as soon as possible. THANK YOU & GOOD LUCK BIDDING! Please Read before bidding: We will only ship to PayPal confirmed addresses within the US. Shipping is calculated for the contiguous United States. Alaska, Hawaii and PR email before bidding for your shipping quote. In some case’s it may be different. If we have a Buy It Now we will have it listed on the auction page, please do not email asking us to end the auction early. |
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