Snap On Tool Box Brand New Krl7023 With Stainless Steel Top on 2040-parts.com
Placentia, California, US
snap on toolbox krl7023 with stainless steel top. brand new with handle an owners manuel in original wrapping. never used in shop. lube tech that needs more tools instead of toolbox. call or text 714 292 7261 anytime for questions or to set appointment to view toolbox
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