Snap-on Tools Vintage 1/2" Drive 25/32" Standard 12pt Socket Sae Sw # on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Oregon, US
Snap-On Tools 1/2" Drive shallow 25/32" SAE standard 12pt socket. Poor used vintage condition. SW #
Used sockets may have nicks, scratches, oil, grime, dust, rust, dirt,
pitting, wear, dings, and so on consistent with being used.
This tool has a vintage Snap-On logo. This tool shows signs of heavy use and rust.
Look at the pictures to make your own opinion of the condition.
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