Aircraft Aviation Arbitrary Scale Gage Gauge Altitude Meter 4980p1800-37 New on 2040-parts.com
Westerville, Ohio, United States
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FOR SALE IS A BRAND NEW AIRCRAFT ARBITRARY SCALE ALTITUDE METER.THE PART NUMBER IS 4980P1800-37.THE NSN NUMBER IS 6625-01-299-2791.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS,PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL ME 1-614-580-0951.You will not be disappointed.My feedback speaks for itself.If you have any questions please email me and please check out the other items i have for sale.If you have problems with your order,PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE LEAVING FEEDBACK.Thanks,mark ATTENTION ATTENTION /NOTICE NOTICE!!! BEFORE LEAVING FEEDBACK PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CONTACT ME.I WANT TO MAKE YOU HAPPY AND FIX THE ISSUE.IF YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG THING,IT IS BROKEN,IF SHIPPING TOOK TO LONG OR EVEN IF YOUR HAVING A BAD DAY.I WANT TO HELP!!I WANT TO KEEP MY FEEDBACK CLEAN . |
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