Armstrong 1" Drive To 3/4" Drive Adaptor #22-951 Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Macungie, Pennsylvania, US
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR: ARMSTRONG 1" DRIVE TO 3/4" DRIVE ADAPTOR #22-951 MADE IN USA CONDITION: USED DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS EVER USED ITEMS INCLUDED: 1" TO 3/4" ADAPTOR PAYMENT: PAYPAL SHIPPING: BUYER TO PAY SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES FREE (USPS PARCEL POST) IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ONLY NO PO BOXES THIS MEANS THE BUYER MUST HAVE A CONFIRMED STREET ADRESS
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