Chrysler Car Jack Made in Mexico
This jack works with no issues. The arm has a pry bar
and lug nut wrench. The wrench part is a bit tight when
unfolding but isn't jammed. The bag shows signs of storage
but the jack itself shows no signs of use at all.
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