Vintage Snap-on Tools # Fv4a 3/8" Drive Speed Speeder Socket Wrench on 2040-parts.com
Anderson, California, US
A Snap-On 3/8" speeder wrench in good working condition with decent chrome and light owner initials. No date but I believe it to be in the "FERRET" series. Buyer pays USPS shipping to the USA only.
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