Mac Craftsman ? Grab Bag 1/2 & 3/8 Drive Sockets Deep Shallow Mixed Lot Vintage. on 2040-parts.com
New Smyrna Beach, Florida, US
32 pieces total. Mixed grab bag. Craftsman, Proto, Mac, otgers. Deep, shallow, different drives, etc.
All very old (50's-80's?). Vintage. Good shape! 5 in all.
As is. All sales final. No exchanges, no returns.
IF YOU HAVE THE PATIENCE, BUY AND RELIST. SOME ARE SELLING FOR $1.50 (plus s/h)-$3 ea, others...$3.50-5.50. I conservatively listed at under $1 each.
Paypal IMMEDIATE payment required. NO E-CHECKS. I will cancel and relist if someone uses an e-check. They take up to a week to clear and if they bounce, then I have wasted two weeks for nothing.
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