Excellent Tool Box By Griot's Garage - Metal - 8 X 9.25 X 19.5 on 2040-parts.com
Lynnwood, Washington, US
Excellent Tool Box by Griot's Garage - Metal - 8 X 9.25 X 19.5 - New Never Used - No Packaging - Never Used - Excellent condition, very small spot of surface rust from being left out overnight at sale. Otherwise, new never used. See Pictures
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