Snap On Deep & Shallow 20 Pcs Metric 1/2 Drive 10-19 on 2040-parts.com
Westmorland, California, US
Snap On Tools 2-sets of 10-19 mm impact sockets
IMM190
IMM180
IMM170A
IMM160A
IMM150A
IMM140A
IMM130A
IMM120A
IMM110A
IMM100A
Deep sockets
SIMM190
SIMM180
SIMM170
SIMM160A
SIMM150A
SIMM140A
SIMM130A
SIMM120A
SIMM110A
SIMM100A
All are in excellent condition and have no owners marks
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