Mac Tools 25 Blade Metric Gauge Set Fg002 Usa on 2040-parts.com
Wildomar, California, US
This is a Used MAC Tools 25 Blade Metric Gauge set model FG002 made in USA. Nice condition (USED) please look at pictures for visual faults. I ship M – F, always day of or day after payment is made.
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