Snap On 10mm X 12mm Flare Nut Metric Tube Fuel Line Wrench Rxfms1012b on 2040-parts.com
Kent, Washington, US
You are bidding on a nice used Snap On 10mm x 12mm Flare Nut Metric Tube Fuel Line Wrench RXFMS1012B. Has some scratches but nothing major. No initials!!.
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