Aircraft Starter on 2040-parts.com
Apple Valley, California, US
I have two Jack Hintz JH 6FR3 Starters. Both have been overhauld by Pacific Aero several years ago and never installed. They have been in dry storage. Removing the brush cover they look like brand new inside. Buyer responsible for any certification.
You are bidding on one starter and the BUY IT NOW price is only for one starter. If you want to buy both, I will offer a discount price, please do not hesitate to email a request a price for both.
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