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10 Pc. Proto 1/4" Drive 12 Pt. Deep Sockets, Extension Bars & Universal Joint on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Woodbury, New Jersey, US

Woodbury, New Jersey, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details: Part Brand:Stanley Proto

This auction is for a Proto lot that includes 10 deep sockets, 2 extension bars and a universal joint. Sockets are 12 pt. All items are 1/4" drive. They have never been used but are no longer in original packaging. Buyer will receive:

  • 4706LT       3/16   Deep Socket
  • 4707LT       7/32   Deep Socket
  • 4708LT       1/4     Deep Socket
  • 4709LT       9/32   Deep Socket
  • 4710LT       5/16   Deep Socket
  • 4711LT       11/32 Deep Socket
  • 4712LT        3/8     Deep Socket
  • 4714LT        7/16   Deep Socket
  • 4716LT         1/2    Deep Socket 
  • 4718LT         9/16  Deep Socket
  • 4759              2" Extension Bar
  • 86-006          Stanley 3" Extension Bar
  • 4770              1/4" Drive Universal Joint   
Buyer pays shipping and handling. Thanks for looking and please check out our other items. I will gladly combine shipping.         

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