Lot Of 6 Original Wrenches; Ford, Indian, Triumph on 2040-parts.com
Michigan City, Indiana, US
Here are 6 original wrenches that I have had for a while and would like to pass them along to someone else to display or complete their tool rolls. Pictures should clearly show the condition and labels on each. Happy to email additional pictures if needed. Please ask any questions.
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