15 Nice Stanley Wrench Lot on 2040-parts.com
Santa Maria, California, US
I got wrenches. a 15 piece Stanley wrench lot. a lot of duplicates. as you can see they still have price tags on them. never used but they are some heavy wrenches. 6 are 7/8 12 point 7 are 11/16 12 point and two are 5/8s I2 point they are nice alloy well Thankyou Happy bidding. also I ship only flat rate. and I ship fast.
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