Old Cessna 120 wingtip. Left side. The tip is in exceptional shape, and includes the rib. the rear portion of the tip (seperate) has a crease in it, but could be worked out. shipping to north America, probably have to quote to go elsewhere!! I have the right side in a seperate auction.
Parts for Sale
- New starter bendix drive ebb-142a 79671 by kelly aerospace(US $120.00)
- Cessna beech model a66a continental continuous flow fuel injection system(US $950.00)
- Teledyne continental 470 & 520 series air throttle body assy with valve arm(US $145.00)
- New camloc 60l1-1aa flush mount cowling latch(US $40.00)
- Piper tomahawk pa38 side vents(US $150.00)
- Piper tomahawk pa38 center consol cover(US $65.00)
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