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Plomb pebble 3/4" drive socket set

Packard V8

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SOLD - Plomb pebble 3/4" drive socket set

SOLD!

You know you've always wanted the big arn, so here's your chance!

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Very nice Plomb pebble ratchet
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Plomb pebble breaker bar
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8" extension.
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Sockets - 1", 1-1/16", 1-1/8", 1-1/4", 1-5/16", 1-7/16", 1-1/2", 1-9/16", 1-5/8", 1-3/4", 1-7/8", 2", 2-1/8" - mixed two-band and five-band. Some lettering is worn on outside, but all are clean, rust-free and excellent for use.

Old shop-made galvanized metal case.

Lagniappe - Craftsman sliding T-handle not pictured.

Heavier 'n the hubs of hell, 40+pounds of real-made-in-USA-goodness, so will have to go FedExGround at actual cost.

Giving our GJ guys a shot at it for $199 before it goes on eBay.

thnx, jack vines
 
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chrislehr

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Wow.. if I didn't JUST spend $150 on my proto 3/4 set, I would be ALL over this. Hell, I still want it cause its pebbled.. but I must resist... as it would NOT thrill the lady as her vday gift.
 
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Packard V8

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I'm getting inquiry PMs from Canada, Japan, UK. Plomb pebble virus must have mutated overseas.

thnx, jack vines
 
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Nice looking stuff, I just picked up another plomb pebble 5649 ratchet with a drive plug for 70 with shipping. If only I had waited... I could have gotten the whole set from you.
 
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Packard V8

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Sold to Bruce. Now to make a box stout enough to hold 43# across country.

Update - finding a box the correct size and packing the set was a morning's work. I used a half-roll of duct tape inside and a half-roll of packaging tape outside. The one thing which made it easier is the shop-made tray held everything pretty much in place side-to-side, so I only had to worry about holding it up-and-down.

When I brought it in, I warned the woman at the FedEx counter - "It's heavy!" She grabbed it and it didn't budge. She put "Heavy" stickers on it before picking it up.

thnx, jack vines
 
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Bruce Lancaster

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"Update - finding a box the correct size and packing the set was a morning's work. I used a half-roll of duct tape inside and a half-roll of packaging tape outside. The one thing which made it easier is the shop-made tray held everything pretty much in place side-to-side, so I only had to worry about holding it up-and-down..."

Wow!!
When that sucker gets here, I'm gonna screw casters onto the bottom and get rid of the beat up old Plomb box!

Bruce
 
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