Aircraft Parts Raf Wh957 English Electric Canberra Ils Indicator T1-serviceable on 2040-parts.com
Rafina, Attiki, Greece
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Aircraft Parts RAF WH957 English Electric CANBERRA ILS Indicator T1 - Serviceable.
In very good condition. A rare piece of RAF history in your office. Weights 700g. Registered worldwide shipping. Will certainly combine shipping to reduce shipping cost! Do not hesitate to make a serious best offer especially if you're planning on buying a couple of extra items. I will consider it very carefully. Thanks for looking and please check my other items. |
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