Large Snap-on Screwdriver Lot on 2040-parts.com
Trion, Georgia, US
Great lot. Various conditions. Some have new blades, some are fine like they are and some could use a new blade. This lot is made up of the 2 biggest flat blade screwdrivers in the snap-on sets. Great tools at a fraction of the truck price.
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