Snap On Open End 4 Way Angle Head 6 Piece Metric 10mm Through 15mm on 2040-parts.com
Ramona, California, US
I have a Snap On 6 Piece Metric Open End 4 Way Angle Head Wrench set . There are previous owners ID marks, which are fairly light. These would sell for about 200$ new The 12 MM and 15MM have been ground down by the previous owner. Maybe you can get your local dealer to take care of them for you.
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