Blue Point Air Angle Grinder With Lite on 2040-parts.com
Macungie, Pennsylvania, US
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR: BLUE POINT AIR ANGLE GRINDER WITH LITE THE LITE NEEDS BATTERY CONDITION: USED WORKS GOOD ITEMS INCLUDED: AIR ANGLE GRINDER PAYMENT: PAYPAL SHIPPING: BUYER TO PAY SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES $5.00 (USPS PARCEL POST) IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ONLY NO PO BOXES THIS MEANS THE BUYER MUST HAVE A CONFIRMED STREET ADRESS
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