Mac Tools Sockets Metric, 1/4 Drive, Deep Chrome, Smdgm126br on 2040-parts.com
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
MAC Tools socket set. 11 sockets. SMDGM126BR set. Metric 1/4 drive, chrome, 6 point, new set. I don't see any ingraving or marks on them. Socket rail is included. Quality tools. Check out my store Gearman Tools on ebay. Good used automotive tools.
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