Bonanza Continental E-225-8 Rear Baffle, Beechcraft, Engine, Parts on 2040-parts.com
McKenna, Washington, United States
Rear cooling baffle bulkhead from Model 35 through G-35 Bonanza. Bulkhead and tubes have some existing easily repaired small cracks and some already cracks. . No Warranty is expressed or implied. If you have questions, please ask before bidding. We will combine shipping with other listed items. |
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