Race Fab Equipment Online Auction Closing Soon!!

Online Auction Closing Soon - Bid Online Now: https://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp?aid=132206&p=2&sort=4#cnTb www.HendersonAuctions.com Lot 1 Puma 12S Daewoo CNC Lathe Lot 2 Cincinnati Bickford Press Lot 3 Clausing 2276 Drill Press Lot 24 10x48 Table Supermax SEII Mill Lot 25 12x50 Van Norman Mill
Lot 28 EX-Cell-O 8x48 Mill Lot 38 LeBlond 24" Kegal 9" Spindle w/EX chuck lathe Lot 42 Le Blond 24" Lathe Lot 110 150 Ton Press - No Bids Right Now (Scrap It for $$) Lot 111 Oster Threading Machine w/Dies ( No Bids Right now) 800-850-2252 or 225-686-2252

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