Storz Screw Jack on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Tennessee, United States
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STORZ Screw Jack. This is a used jack by STORZ. It was probably for use with an import vehicle but we don’t know that for sure. It is in good working condition. Contact me for shipping cost to addresses outside the All sales are final. If you have any questions use "ask a question" to email me. Check out my other items! Thanks. S082514
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