Vintage Craftsman -v- 1/4" Socket Set & 3 Sets Standard Ignition Wrenches Box on 2040-parts.com
Reynolds, Indiana, US
This auction is for a lot of vintage Craftsman tools. Included in this lot are; A quarter inch drive socket set with extras in metal case and three sets of midget wrenches, or ignition wrenches. A few pieces have very minor, small rust spots (mostly the extensions) and the case is beat - up & rusty, but it's really old! The tools all function great and you get exactly what is pictured, shipped in a small flat rate box. I am offering this lot with no reserve, buyer pays shipping for a small flat rate. Thanks!
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