9 Pieces Snap On 1/2" Drive Deep Impact Sae Sockets 1/2" Through 1" on 2040-parts.com
Ramona, California, US
I have a 9 Snap On 1/2" Drive Deep Impact SAE Sockets. They are all 6 Point. You are getting 1/2" through 1" There are NO previous owners ID marks on these used sockets. These sell for about 260$ new
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