Snap-on Black 1/4" Drive Industrial Finish Sockets -7/32 Thru 7/16 - Used on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, US
HERE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION WE HAVE 7 USED BLACK SNAP-ON 1/4 DRIVE 12 POINT SOCKETS IN NICE CONDITION - SOCKET NUMBERS ARE GTMD7 , GTMD8, GTMD9, GTMD10, GTMD11 , GTMD12 , GTMD14 - SIZES ARE 7/32 , 1/4 , 9/32 , 5/16 , 11/32 , 3/8 , 7/16 - THERE ARE NO OWNERS MARKS ON ANY OF THESE PIECES, HOWEVER THERE MAY BE DIRT , OIL , GREASE , PAINT , SEALER ECT - YES YOU GET THE 6 INCH EXTENTION TOO (#GTMX60) - ITEMS WILL BE SHIPPED USPS PRIORITY MAIL - THANKS FOR LOOKING
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