Snap On 7 Piece Metric 4 Way Angle Wrench Set Svsm707 10-17mm Used Gc No Id Mark on 2040-parts.com
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UP FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS A USED BUT GC SNAP ON METRIC 4 WAY ANGLE WRENCH SET SVSM707 10 TO 17MM. NO OWNER ID MARKS, JUST A GOOD USED SET. HAS NORMAL SCRATCHES. SHIPPING IS TO THE LOWER 48 STATES ONLY AND IS BY USPS. ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK.
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