Matco Combination Wrench 11/16". 12 Point. Wc222. 7 1/2" Oal. No Owner Markings on 2040-parts.com
Mount Sterling, Ohio, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS AN 11/16" MATCO COMBINATION WRENCH. IT IS 12 POINT AND THE OVERALL APPROXIMATE LENGTH IS 7 1/2". THERE ARE NO OWNER ID MARKINGS OR ENGRAVINGS ON THIS ITEM, BUT IT IS USED AND SHOW SIGNS OF USE. THERE IS A SMALL WHERE THE CHROME IS MARKED NEAR THE OPEN END OF THE WRENCH AND THERE IS SOME MARKING ON THE CLOSED END.
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