Blue Point 8" Locking Grip Jaw Sheet Metal Clamp Pliers Vgp12808 Vise Clamping on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
Up for sale is a nice used Blue Point 8" Long Red & Black Locking Jaw Sheet Metal Clamping Pliers. These are Blue Point part VGP12808 and are Made in Spain. These work Great!
These are in good working condition with only light scratches, scrapes and wear from normal use (see pictures). No engravings or owners marks. I will combine shipping with my other items whenever possible. I try my best to take good pictures and describe the item accurately but if you are unsure of anything or have any questions, feel free to contact me. I do return all messages. Contact me for International shipping rates. Please be sure to check out my other listings on Ebay. I list new items almost every week.
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