Snap On Deep Sockets on 2040-parts.com
Newman, California, US
Brand new snap on metric deep sockets. 6pt 3/8 dr. 8mm-19mm
The plastic holder it comes in, has a magnetic base.
Buyer is expected to pay within two business days of auction end. I will ship within two business days of receiving payment. (I usually ship next day)
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