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Blue-point Blpgss1451 (case Only) Both Latches On The Case Snap Closed Securely! on 2040-parts.com

US $2.50
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Rockmart, Georgia, US

Rockmart, Georgia, US
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Blue-Point BLPGSS1451(CASE ONLY) ...... Both latches on the case snap closed securely....... Used condition, ....If you have any questions please ask......Happy bidding!!!

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