Gorilla Auto 78-1316 7/8in - 13/16in Gorilla Lug Wrench Adapter Fits:universal on 2040-parts.com
Dundee, Oregon, United States
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Gorilla Auto Deep Well, 6-point Hex Drive Socket
Model# 78-1316 2.50" Tall x 1.10" wide New out of package. This was part of an open lug nut system I purchased. It's never been used. If you have any questions, Please ask me. Thanks. |
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