Buy Cessna 0560022-8 Arm New in York, Pennsylvania, United States, for US $49.95

Condition:New Brand:Cessna MPN:Does Not Apply Manufacturer Part Number:0560022-8 UPC:Does Not Apply

Cessna 0560022-8 Arm New

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Just purchase several items from a bankrupt aviation service company. I am not an expert with these items so please view the pictures carefully and ask all questions before bidding. It is the buyers responsibility to determine if the parts are suitable for their application and the parts airworthiness.

Here is a Cessna 0560022-8 Arm New.

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