Snap On Tool Box Krl1001 Teal Nice With Side Box Krl 1011 on 2040-parts.com
Port Orange, Florida, US
Box is in nice condition. Box is about 54" long. Side box is 19 1/2" long. If you are going to Turkey Rod Run, we can hold it until then. Will help load. Pick-up only. NO PAYPAL THIS TRANSACTION. We accept most types of payment, however, any checks must clear before pick-up. Please call (386) 290-9607 with any questions.
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