Matco Tools Md9001n Quick Scan Pro on 2040-parts.com
Whiteville, North Carolina, US
This auction is for a Matco Tools MD9001N Quick Scan Pro. This item has been tested and works great. It is also in good cosmetic condition with very little wear from previous use. This auction includes the following attachments: Chry SCI, Ford EECIV, GM ALDL, and OBD II. This auction also includes a soft carrying case. This item would be great for almost any mechanic you can actually order more accessories for this item thru Matco Tools website. This item is used and is being sold AS IS and there will be no refunds provided. If you have any questions or would like additional pictures please feel free to email me and I will be glad to get back to you. Allow 24 hours for replies and if you would like more pictures please enclose your email address.
This is an AS IS sale.
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