Aircraft Inspection & Repair Manual, Acceptable Methods, Techniques & Practice on 2040-parts.com
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ACCEPTABLE METHODS, TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICES ~ 1988 Department of Transportation - Federal Aviation Administration AC 43.13-1A Change 3 Condition: VG used condition, note there are some notations and highlights. Binding is solid - some light soiling to edges. Please see photo of exact item being offered. If you have any questions please ask Before you bid. We offer combined shipping with our other items. |
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