Snap On Tools #f-713 - 3/8" Drive Ratchet 7-1/2" L Mechanic Usa Quick Release on 2040-parts.com
Macomb, Michigan, US
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UP FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS: SNAP ON TOOLS #F-713 - 3/8" DRIVE RATCHET 7-1/2" L MECHANIC USA QUICK RELEASE PURCHASED AT AN ESTATE SALE RATCHET, QUICK RELEASE MOVES FREELY GOOD CONDITION, SPOT OF RUST NO ID ENGRAVING "SOLD AS IS" REVIEW PICTURES FOR DETAILS PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO BROWSE MY E-BAY STORE FOR ADDITIONAL UNIQUE ITEMS
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