Alemite Work Station Vintage Bench Cabinet Solvent Tank Classic Mechanic Tool on 2040-parts.com
Corydon, Indiana, United States
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Alemite Work Station Work bench from the era prior to Snap On Tool Boxes. Excellent addition to your Museum or Garage Cave. PayPal $500 within 24 hours and balance on pickup or before shipping. Vise not included. Will disassemble and attach to a pallet for $100 if shipping is requested. Costs are based on destination at buyers expense. Will assist loading at no cost for local pickup. Email any questions. Thank you for bidding on this rare Classic Automobilia Work Station. I would be glad to consider any reasonable offer. Check out the Alemite Lube Station in another auction.
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