Beechcraft Fuel Flow Indicator P/n (101-384153-1) on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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Unit was removed for a systems upgrade. Tested before removal, and is fully functional. Has a small crack in glass at upper left, visible in picture.
Buyer responsible for returning part to service. Unit will come with an as removed COC. Guarantee unit is functional. PayPal auction only, unless other arrangements are made prior to bidding. I will combine shipping on multiple items. International buyers are responsible for duties, fees, and/or taxes should any occur. I only charge shipping cost. |
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