Cessna 150 Yokes (pair ) Refinished on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Parts for Sale
Vintage bth aircraft magneto model # av8 s (US $13.50)
Vintage scintilla aircraft magneto model # ag 8 7974 switzerland (US $13.50)
Cessna 150 152 master brake cylinders 0541138-19(US $100.00)
Aircraft valve new surplus make offer ! meggitt gulfstream (US $595.00)
Four engine magneto switch us navy c-54, c-118, super connie ? radial engine (US $239.95)
Pioneer 2" brass venturi piper cub, antique airplane, waco, stearman, aeronca(US $56.00)
Alfa Romeo MiTo GTA – some proper details
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