Mechanics Creeper on 2040-parts.com
Jamestown, North Carolina, US
This mechanics creeper w/ head pad is in avg. condition. Typical creeper for working on cars. Shipping may be less if you live closer, email with zip for shipping quote or questions.. $4 more shipping to CO or west. Payment required 3 days after auction close. As a special incentive a gift will be included in box if paid the night of auction close. (;>) Here are some of the comments from the members that received their special gift: one MOM said she was going to frame it & hang it in the child’s room another said, the DAD “it was beautiful & made my wife cry”. Pay the night of auction close & get yours! IF U R OUTSIDE OF US DO NOT BID BEFORE REQUESTING A SHIPPING QUOTE. thanks. Norm
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