Mac Tools 1-1/8 Socket - Deep, 1/2 Drive, 6 Point, Vd366 on 2040-parts.com
Canoga Park, California, US
Mac Tools 1-1/8 Socket - Deep, 1/2 Drive, 6 Point, VD366. No rust it as scuff marks and scratches. It as some nicks on the top. please look at the pictures
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