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Snap On Flat Tip Screwdriver Sdd8 on 2040-parts.com

US $1.00
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Atlanta, US

Atlanta, US
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SNAP ON FLAT TIP SCREWDRIVER SDD8. This is rather odd but it appears that someone thought it would be fun to shave the handle. it works great but the handle was shaved. maybe it was to make the screw driver fit into a tight space. Other than that it appears very lightly used.

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