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Sae Socket Wrench Combo Set on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Lancaster, Ohio, US

Lancaster, Ohio, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Warranty:No

SAE socket wrench combo set is a nice compact tool to keep in your trunk. USA Sockets measure 7/16 to 1".  Preowned good condition.

 

Please ask for shipping estimatebefore bidding, as auto calculator is usually too high.  Please see my other auctions for great deals!  I will be happy to combine shipping if you let me know early - I am a quick shipper!  

 

Please do not expect vintage, antique or used items to be in perfect condition and ask questions before bidding as all items are sold as is, no returns.  Many of the items I sell are estate finds.  Most cleaning is left to the buyer as some items lose value without patina, etc. Please review photos, as they are part of descriptions.  Pickup available in central Ohio. Item will be withdrawn if payment not received within 3 days of end of auction. Insurance may be included in shipping cost.  Please contact me if there is a problem.

 

 

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