Snap On Hex Ball Driver 3/8 Excellent Condition Sdab24 on 2040-parts.com
Greenwood, Indiana, US
THIS OFFERING IS FROM PART OF GROUP OF TOOLS THAT I BOUGHT AT AUCTION FROM A BUILDER OF INDY RACE CARS. ALL OF THEIR EQUIPMENT WAS NEW OR LIGHTLY USED AND WELL CARED FOR. ........THIS IS AN EXCELLENT ALLEN TYPE HEX BALL SCREW DRIVER SIZE 3/8
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