Mac Tools Automotive Test Kit Vp5000k on 2040-parts.com
Bolivar, Missouri, US
Up for bid is a new, unused Mac Automotive Pressure Test Kit. Item retails for $121.99 at mactools.com but you can get it for a bargain price here. Email with any questions. Thanks.
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