Factory Original Jaguar Wrench, Double Open End 9/16"- 1/2", No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Birmingham, Michigan, US
Jaguar Wrench, Double Open
End 9/16"- 1/2", No Reserve This is an original factory Jaguar tool as supplied
with some vehicles This tool is used and shows a small amount of wear. The wrench has the Jaguar name and leaper
logo on one side and is marked "Sheffield Gordon England" on the
other side. Auction Includes Double open end wrench 9/16" - 1/2" U.S.
buyers will pay a fixed $6.88 Shipping and Handling to the continental U.S. U.S.
deliveries will be shipped via US Postal Service. Payment
Sale is final. No warranty or
returns. Item
shipped on receipt of Paypal confirmation.
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