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US $48.00
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Chandler, Arizona, United States

Chandler, Arizona, United States
Aircraft Part 50-820221-1 Spring Qty 4, US $48.00, image 1
“This item was purchased from an aviation surplus sale. I do not know the history of it. These springs are in good cosmetic condition. This is a parts bag with four springs in it. The bag was not tagged as to the condition status or aircraft type. It is marked, "C-FRIG". They measure about 1 1/4" in diameter and are about 3/4" long. I am not able to test it. It only comes with what is shown in the pictures.”
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Aircraft Part 50-820221-1 Spring Qty 4

This item was purchased from an aviation surplus sale. I do not know the history of it. These springs are in good cosmetic condition. This is a parts bag with four springs in it. The bag was not tagged as to the condition status or aircraft type. It is marked, "C-FRIG". They measure about 1 1/4" in diameter and are about 3/4" long. I am not able to test it. It only comes with what is shown in the pictures.

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