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Snap On 3/8" Drive Speed Ratchet (f4la) 18" Long Good Condition on 2040-parts.com

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Dorchester, Wisconsin, US

Dorchester, Wisconsin, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:SNAP ON Manufacturer Part Number:F4LA Country of Manufacture:United States

SNAP ON F4LA 3/8" DRIVE SPEED RATCHET 18" LONG IN GOOD CONDITION. 

 

 

  

Please see picture.

 

 

I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING WHEN I CAN, ALL ITEMS ARE ALREADY PACKAGED & READY TO SHIP.

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT PART OF THE FEE IS "HANDLING".

 

ALSO, BE SURE TO CHECK MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR MANY MORE TOOLS, SOME VINTAGE. INCLUDING MAC MATCO AND SNAP ON.

 

 

AS ALWAYS..... NO RESERVE!!!

 

I SHIP ONLY TO THE U.S. SORRY, NO EXCEPTIONS

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