Snap-on Model L123 1" Drive X 16" Extension on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Massachusetts, US
This is an auction for what appears to be a new Snap-On Model L123 1" Drive x 16" Extension. The tool has a few scratches from being shipped without packaging. We will combine shipping when possible. Try our shipping calculator below. All of our items are available for pickup in our Franklin, Mass store. 1376 West Central St, Route 140. M-F 8-5 PM. Thank you for looking! Check out our Ebay store and other auctions at http://stores.ebay.com/Marathon-Tool You may contact us @ 1-800-821-4927 Good Luck!
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