Boeing B-737 Cockpit Interior Liner\trim\plastic Rh Window-ledge (broken) on 2040-parts.com
Brasschaat, BE
Potential Bidders please be advised that the items in ALL my auctions are physically located on the Dutch Island of Sint Maarten\Saint Martin in the Eastern Caribbean, therefore if you may become the winning bidder, ->Shipping will be done from Sint Maarten <- Please, do read explanation for this below the item description. Shipping cost as indicated is approximate and can only be determined exactly after the auction has come to a close and the buyers destination is known-I will ONLY ship from my location with Track and Trace, so please be prepared to pay a few dollars extra for peace of mind. I do NOT charge for packaging and handling, of course always prepared to combine shipping ! --- WILL ship WORLD-WIDE-no need to ask. --->If becoming a winning bidder –please do NOT use the PAY-NOW option but wait till I send the E-Bay invoice with exact shipping. PayPal is a great way of paying and getting paid for auctions, however there are certain regions in the world that are NOT fully supported by Paypal. PayPal claims to be working on expanding the network, however as it stands now, a PayPal-member in the Eastern Caribbean,-including my Island Sint Maarten- can only MAKE payments\Send money but NOT receive payments. Therefore, instead of Selling on my own E-Bay account-(but not being able to receive payments on my PayPal-account),I have opted to sell via the E-Bay account of my father whom lives in Belgium and has a Verified PayPal-account. This is not a fraudulent proposal but merely a way of working-around the limitation imposed by PayPal. No "fishiness" involved because not in a million years would I want to jeopardize my E-Bay-membership or that of my father. The Feedback obtained sofar stands at 100% and I will do my utmost to keep that so. If there are questions, please do not hesitate to bring them forward.
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