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Blue Point Btqs1000 Torque Limiting Socket Set 1/2" Standard Duty on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
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New Orleans, Louisiana, US

New Orleans, Louisiana, US
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 Kit is in used but working condition.  It is missing the blue 19mm #BTQS12E socket.  Please check out my other auctions.  I offer combined shipping for multiple purchases.

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