Aircraft Clamps For Kit Builders, C-clamps, Sheet Metal Clamps For Homebuilts on 2040-parts.com
Spokane, Washington, United States
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I got all these clamps for aircraft building project, The project got sold off early in the game so some of these clamps have not been used. They are coated in a plastic which will not mar the aluminum, which is why I got them.
These have been stored in a box for over 10 years, time to let them go. Hope you can use them. I will ship these in a Padded USPS flat rate envelope. |
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