34-piece Car Toolkit With Light This Quality Kit Has What It Takes! on 2040-parts.com
Kenosha, Wisconsin, US
34-Piece Car Toolkit with Light | ||
Description A dandy little tool set that's chock-full of fun, and jam-packed with an assortment of handy helpers! Car-shaped container features working wheels and a flashlight "headlight"; nestled inside are pliers, sockets, Allen wrenches and screwdrivers. Specification Stash a kit in your car to handle on-the-road emergencies! Plastic case; metal and plastic tools. Uses four AA batteries (not included). | ||
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| Retail Price: $19.95 Your Price: $16.95 (1 SET) ) | ||
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