Sealey Socket Set 9pc 1/2"Sq Drive Whitworth AK2677

Marsoni

M251S

$26.09

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Sealey Socket Set 9pc 1/2"Sq Drive Whitworth AK2677Manufactured from hardened and tempered Chrome Vanadium steel. Fully polished mirror finish for resistance to corrosion. Popular sizes for the classic car enthusiast. Supplied on socket rail. One of a comprehensive range of Premier Hand Tools, suitable for daily professional use. Specifications Detail Manufactured from hardened and tempered Chrome Vanadium steel. Detail Fully polished mirror finish for resistance to corrosion. Detail Popular sizes for

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