Blue Point "o Ring" Pliers- Unknown Needle Nose on 2040-parts.com
Glendale, Arizona, US
pair of blue point ring o pliers
unknown needle nose pliers.
pruchased from guy whos dad worked for snap on.. all tools were either snap on blue poing or mac..
hard to see marking. so for that eeason will start bids at .99
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