Snap On Far 70b 3/8 Drive Air Ratchet on 2040-parts.com
Reading, Pennsylvania, US
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NO RESERVE AUCTION FOR THIS SNAP ON TOOL FAR 70 B 3/8 DRIVE AIR RATCHET IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH INSTRUCTIONS AND REGISTRATION - NEVER USED IN MINT CONDITION - THANKS FOR LOOKING
PAYMENTS - PAYPAL PAYMENT TO BE RECEIVED 5 DAYS FROM PURCHASE - ITEMS RELISTS ON THE 6TH DAY - NON PAYMENT WILL BE FILED WITH EBAY - ALL OTHER FORMS OR PAYMENT TO BE ARRANGED WITH ME PRIOR TO BIDDING - THANK YOU SHIPPING - ALL ITEMS SHIP UPON CLEARED FUNDS - ALL SALES ARE FINAL - NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS - SO PLEASE VIEW ALL PICTURES AND REVIEW DESCRIPTION NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AT THIS TIME |
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