Snap On Tools (4) Flankard Stein Half Moon Wrench Ratchet Socket Mug Set New on 2040-parts.com
Hellertown, Pennsylvania, US
Brand new in package.
- Stylized handle reflects Snap-on Flank Drive half moon wranch
- Mug shaped like 12pt socket
- Snap-on soc ket measurements give it authentic feel
- 14 oz. cast aluminum
- Made in U.S.A
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