B737 Fire Suppression Panel (fire Handles) on 2040-parts.com
Greater Hobart, TAS, AU
Fire handles from Boeing 737 aircraft.
Ideal for flight simulation use. All indicators, handles, bulbs and switches are in operational order. Slight crack to light plate, however, the crack is small and is not visible when looking at the unit despite it being very visible in the photograph. The NO2 red fire handle is a darker shade of red than the other two red plates. This is easy changeable, however, as this unit is as is from an aircraft this is how it was removed. The red covers are not damaged or cracked but do show service wear and tear as you would expect from a used aircraft part.
The unit has been prepared for conversion to flight simulator by connecting wires and a wiring harness. At the moment back lighting is connected as is basic functionality. For complete functionality conversion and wiring will be required.
Unit has NOT been cleaned and will look much better when the dirt and grime has been washed off!
The unit is being sold as it's no longer required.
Fire handles do not commonly appear on e-bay; therefore, this is your opportunity to purchase, at a reasonable price, a set partly converted to FS use.
Postage within the lower 48 states of USA is FREE. Overseas postage (outside of USA) will be at cost.
Note that item located in California, USA and NOT located in Australia. Item will be dispatched from California
Throttle is not part of the sale and is to show the fire handles mounted in the pedestal. Photographs do not do this unit justice.
No hidden fees, no PayPal fees, free postage....
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