Snap On 3/8" Metric 8 Piece Deep Chrome Socket Set - 10 Thru 17mm - New! on 2040-parts.com
Delray Beach, Florida, US
Up for sale is a Snap On Metric 8 Piece Flank Drive Deep Chrome Socket Set. Sizes: 10mm to 17mm. The set is brand new.
Sockets included: SFSM10 to SFSM17 (10mm to 17mm)
The set will be properly packaged and shipped via FedEx Ground. I ship within 24 hours of payment. Thanks for looking and happy bidding!
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