Daytona Windshield Repair Kit on 2040-parts.com
Wylie, Texas, United States
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This kit was purchased new and used only once. UV light and googles are unopened. Dremel comes with 7 extra drill bits plus accessories. Everything in perfect working condition. Please refer to Daytona website for additional info: http://www.glassmechanix.com/windshield-repair-systems/gm950.html Includes... 1 - Daytona Case w/ Foam, One Injector (GM604_1) |
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