Snap-on 1/8" Hex Flexible Distributor Adjuster Tool, Md 18a Adjustment Md18 18 on 2040-parts.com
Westland, Michigan, US
EXC. CONDITON SNAP ON DISTRIBUTOR ADJUSTER TOOL Model MD 18A For sale I have a used but in excellent condition Snap On Flexible Distributor Adjuster Tools- MD18A. It barely shows any signs of use. The only thing worth noting is that there are initials very lightly etched on one side of the handle.
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