Craftsman Tools on 2040-parts.com
Layton, Utah, US
Some of the Craftsman tools are new and some are used, but all work and nothing
is wrong with any of them.
SET INCLUDES:
CRAFTSMAN
-12pcs universal
wrench set (standard)- SOLD
-12pcs universal wrench set (metric)- SOLD
-19pcs 3/8
drive universal ratchet-socket set (standard & metric)
-18pcs 3/8 drive
deep socket set (9 standard & 9 metric)
-10pcs 1/2 drive socket
set
-9pcs 3/8 drive impact socket set
-7 magnetic, sliding, locking rails
(1: 1/2 drive / 4: 3/8 drive / 2: 1/4 drive)
I only ship to US buyers (except ALASKA, HAWAII, and US Territories)
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Thu, 02 Jun 2011UPDATED: One of the most iconic American brands has signed on to present one of America's greatest celebrations of sheetmetal. Chevrolet and Detroit's Woodward Dream Cruise announced on Thursday afternoon a sponsorship agreement expected to run for at least three years, starting this summer. The deal is for more than $1 million and covers support services, cleanup and police.
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