1979 Beechcraft Skipper 77 Engine Mount Lycoming O-235 on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Listing a engine mount from a 1979 Beechcraft skipper 77 for a lycomin o-235 engine mount its in good shape has some minor paint oxidation should be easy to clean an repaint. shoot me an offer. all offer will be considered. We ship world wide at buyers expense and offer a 14 day warranty Unless being sold as-is. I will be glad to combine items in shipping. Message if you have questions about item or shipping charges.feed back its very important to do bussines in ebay, and we like to make everything we can do to make your purchases as best as we can, so please contact us if there are any problems before leaving negative feedback. Thank you
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