V. Compton Sheet Metal Panel Flange Crimper Straightener Tool Autobody Tool on 2040-parts.com
South Gate, California, US
V. COMPTON Sheet Metal Panel Flange Crimper Straightener Tool Autobody Tool
Pliers are in very good condition
3 1/2" WIDE
The markings on them are : V COMPTON A-350 MORRO BAY CAL
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