Matco Tools Silver Eagle 41pc Socket Bit Drive Set on 2040-parts.com
Duncannon, Pennsylvania, US
Matco Tools 1/4" inch drive Silver eagle socket bit drive set. Set is brand new, used set for warranty, the case may have some scratches on it from sliding around in the tool truck. All allen, torque bits and sockets are included and in the right places. List was $246. I was a Matco Distributor and am selling off the rest of my inventory.
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