Aircraft Drink Holder Bottom For Gulfstream,lear Challenger Cessna, Beechcraft on 2040-parts.com
Camarillo, California, United States
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I have (20) spare corked bottoms for your drink holders on your corporate or personal jets. They will fit on most of the aircraft out there. They were made by Garrett Aviation Services for a Gulfstream, BBJ, Challenger, Lear jet. Falcon and Citations. There is nothing worse then sitting your drink down in a slimy, moldy, dirty cup holder. Now there is a solution to those nasty cup holders just insert one of these cork and aluminum bottoms and your good to go!! I'm sure you customers will appricate it very much. These cork bottom can be removed anytime and cleaned up. If you have any questions about the spare cork bottoms just email me anytime and I will do my best to answer them for you. Thank you for looking. Fly safe!!
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