Snap-on Tools #131tmpb Plastic Case #pakpb067 -1/4"dr. Gen. Service Set on 2040-parts.com
West Chester, Ohio, US
This is a NEW plastic storage case #PAKPB067 for; Snap-on Tools ¼” Drive 31pc. Metric 6 point General Service Kit, Model #131TMPB. Holds 12 - Deep & 12 - Shallow ¼” Drive Metric OR SAE Sockets, 1 - ¼” Drive Ratchet, 3 - ¼” Drive Extensions, 1 - ¼” Breaker Bar and 1 - ¼” Drive Ratcheting Screwdriver. For the PLASTIC CASE ONLY. If you like this item, please see my other listings.
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