Aircraft Service Table on 2040-parts.com
Point, Texas, United States
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Electrical support table for the F105 jet fighter. Built to same quality as the F105. Flush rivits using aircraft aluminum. Slide out lower shelf. Tow bar on one end and about 7ft with fold out extended. |
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