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- Mac tools 2 pc long reach pilers duck bill & hose gripper(US $39.99)
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- Snap-on screw driver advertising lapel pin screwdriver auto mechanic & #1(US $3.99)
- Mayhew tools spring loaded hose clamp plier(US $0.99)
- 3 snap-on magnetic screwdrivers(US $20.00)
- New 8pc silver deming reduced shank drill bit set automotive tools(US $33.98)
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