Bendix King Kx 155 Tso Nav Com !!! In Very Good Condition !!! Very Nice !!! on 2040-parts.com
Köln, Germany
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Hi , up for auction is a BENDIX KING KX-155 NAV COMM !!! Its in good working condition , looks good and was only removed from the aircraft for a avionics upgrade . I guaranty this item for 30 days after auction end . If your not happy with it for any reason you can return it within 30 days of auction end for a full refund ( minus postage ) .
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