Craftsman Open End Wrench 5/16 X 1 Vv-44691 on 2040-parts.com
Oceanside, California, US
Craftsman Open End Wrench 15/16 x 1 VV-44691. Please see photos for condition and markings. As sell is final and as is- please ask all and questions you may have. Free shipping, via priority mail. I do combine shipping. Thank you.
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