Mercedes W107 350 450 560 Sl Tool Kit on 2040-parts.com
West Richland, Washington, United States
Mercedes tool kit. it's missing the slip-joint pliers, and the screwdriver handle. other than that it seems to be complete. pouch is in good condition.
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