New Snap-on Tools® 13 Pc 1/2" Drive Deep Chrome Metric Socket Set 313tsmya on 2040-parts.com
Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania, US
For sale is a brand new Snap-on Tools 13 piece 1/2" Drive 6-point Chrome Metric Deep Socket Set. This set is awesome. I'm selling it for $299 with free shipping to anywhere in the continental US. Bid with confidence as I have well over 1,000 ebay transactions without a single incidence of negative feedback. I accept paypal or personal checks, whatever works for you. Feel free to ask any questions, and thanks for taking a look.
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