Air Horn Switch 24 Volt Military on 2040-parts.com
Akron, Ohio, US
THIS SOLENOID IS 24 VOLT USED WE WORKED THE SWITCH AND BLOW AIR THRU IT WORKS GOOD. SEE HOW IT LOOKS IN THE PICTURES. MAY HAVE SCRATCHES MAY HAVE DUST AND RUST ,dents may have OTHER IMPERFECTIONS SOLD AS IS. BUYER MUST PAY SHIPPING. Ohio buyer must pay sales tax.
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