1950s 1960s Rambler & Statesman Snap On B1459 3/8" Brake Adjusting Wrench Tool on 2040-parts.com
Chatham, New Jersey, United States
1950s 60s Rambler Brake adjusting Wrench Snap On B1459. 3/8" Opening. 9 1/2" Long Some light marks from use. You can clearly see this in the pictures. Buyers with Multiple wins & International Customers please wait for Invoice before you pay. I will not Lie on customs for you. I am not responsible for any Import taxes or fees. Ask All questions BEFORE you bid. Not after you win the item! Flat Rate Shipping is for CONUS only. Hawaii, Alaska and International may be more. |
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