FREE! 1927 Snap On 1/2" Ratchet!

[chad s]

Thats right, free. I have too many of these, and this one wants to go to a new owner who has an appreciation for Snap on history. This one does not have the drive plug, but its a cool piece of history. Date coded 1927.

This goes to the first member to PM me, and agree to pay shipping costs ($5-8 for priority depending on zip code).

 

[chad s]

Oh, and please, this is my gesture to pass this on to someone who likes it for its history, please dont take this so you can sell it on ebay (and trust me, I will see it, and recognize it!)!

 

[G1K]

PM sent.

R

 

[chad s]

G1K got it.

 

[old salvage]

Doh !!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Elroy]

Took all of 10 minutes for that baby to disappear

 

[Phatsub]

#$@%*&!!!!!

 

[Uncle Buck]

Took all of 10 minutes for that baby to disappear

It evaporated like a fart in the wind!

 

[Stanger]

Congrats G1K. Very cool of you to do that Chad. Sure would've looked cool in my old box, but hey, you win some you lose some. Very cool to see someone do something like that. Says alot about your character.

 

[Rayvin53]

Chad- Been researching a Snap-On ratchet for my father-in-law and yours is the closest I have come. I'll put a pic of it up when I see him again and take one, but it is 18" long, has a 5/8" drive, is reversible like yours, and has 'Patent applied for' written on one side. No numbers at all. Any info you could share with me on it would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Vin

 

[billymade]

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