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SNAP ON TOOLS - MASTERS of METAL TOUR, come win some Snap On Tools and Gear!

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October 23, 2013

by Motohide Miwa

SNAP ON TOOLS - MASTERS OF METAL TOUR
October 29th, Tuesday, 2013. 6PM~10PM
Del Amo Fashion Center Mall, Parking Lot in Torrance California.

Snap On Tools will bring a party to South Bay car fanatics!
At the end of this month, on a weeknight of Tuesday, October 29th, we can gather our cars, any car, and not only show and tell, but win a bunch of Snap On Tools!

It will be held in a parking lot of Del Amo Fashion Center.

Multiple Display booths, trucks, tools, and much more! Just come out and have some serious fun. Admission is FREE with food catered to folks arriving early!

See you there folks!!

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Motohide Miwa

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