Vintage Automotive Jack Stands,1960's-70's-still Have The Sticker Labels On Them on 2040-parts.com
York, Maine, US
Up for auction are my vintage automotive jack stands,good for 5000 lbs. capacity.These were barely used,and are from my dad.He gave me 2 set's and this is the nicer of the 2,I'm going to keep the other set.These even have the original stickers on them,and an old price tag from the 60's or 70's,that I can't make out on them. (The price faded)They are in great shape for their age and are adjustable with the pins and chains.Shipping and handling on these will be $19.97 anywhere in the continental usa only(lower 48 states)final sale,and payment due 48 hours after auction ends.Be sure to check out all my other vintage,collectible and unique rare items.They are all listed right now,so click on sellers other items to have a look at all my things.Thank you.
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