Airspeed Indicator 0-180 on 2040-parts.com
Santa Rosa, California, US
Airspeed Indicator 0-180 overhauled to resemble a 1930's Pioneer Arrow Needle. Note: This is not a Pioneer Arrow Needle Airspeed. It was overhauled in 2008 for my 1937 Monocoupe 90a and replaced once I found an original Pioneer Arrow Needle Airspeed Indicator and had it restored. It was working fine when removed. Not an original but a very nice stand in. No reserve!
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