Snap-on K9 Personality Key For Modis Solus Mt2500 Verus Diagnostics Scanner on 2040-parts.com
Paramus, New Jersey, US
Snap-On Personality Key
K-9
Good working condition
THE FINE PRINT
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All electronic items are sold AS-IS without warranty unless otherwise stated
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Payment must be received within 3 days (the faster you pay the faster you get to use this great tool)
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Shipping to the US only. Hawaii and Alaska shipping charges slightly higher. (local pickup ok)
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Ask all questions before bidding (I check my messages multiple times a day)
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If its not listed or in the pictures its not included (the carpet is not included, wife would get upset)
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DO NOT BID IF YOU DO NOT INTEND TO PAY (this one is obvious)
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Shipping via USPS Mail
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