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Cessna 195 Crosswind Landing Gear Axle, Pn 0341144 on 2040-parts.com

US $81.00
Location:

Milford, New Jersey, United States

Milford, New Jersey, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Cessna Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:0341144 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

For Sale

Cessna 195 Crosswind Landing Gear Axle, PN  0341144. Might be new, it's in great shape.

We offer a generous money back for any returns for any reason. In that the buyer can't do anything more than view a photo and ask a few questions, it's only right to offer that policy. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions or make us aware of any item we may have identified incorrectly. We ask that you kindly contact us with any issue before opening a case, thank you.

In 1922, Ivan Gates organized The Gates Flying Circus.  It was considered the grand daddy of all flying air shows. Made up of mostly WWI ex-military flyers, it captivated crowds with daredevil flight performances, wing walking and parachuting demonstrations.  

My Grandfather began his aviation career barnstorming in a $250 war surplus Jenny and then later flying for the Gates Flying Circus.  Orville Wright signed his license,  license number 1000. My father came along at a time my grandfather was buying surplus PT19s and Stearmans for a few hundred dollars. My father continued the passion for flying and owned dozens of aircraft over the years.  My brother flew for Cole Palen's Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome. In his last few days, my father's eyes twinkled when I brought some flying magazines to his bed side.  In honor of my dad, I'm continuing our aviation heritage.

Airworthiness of all items sold by this seller to be determined by Buyer and/or Buyer's Faa Approved Mechanic / Buyer's Faa Certified Repair Station.

July 17: A mystery and a helping hand

Sat, 17 Jul 2010

Driving very conservatively, at about 55 mph, I made it the 76.3 kms (47.3 miles) using only 9 kWh. That's 5.25 miles per kWh. That's also 8.5 kms per kWh.

BMW 5-series GT: Don't call this concept an MPV

Fri, 13 Feb 2009

BMW's desire to compete in every conceivable luxury-market niche has moved up a gear with the unveiling of the 5-series GT, a car known until now by its working title, the Progressive Activity Sedan (PAS). Although BMW will be billing the five-door liftback as a concept at its public showing at the Geneva motor show in early March, little about its bold design is expected to change before it reaches showrooms. In fact, the official photographs reveal the new car in its production-based glory.

New car sales surge by 7.6%

Thu, 06 Feb 2014

THE SURGE in new car sales has continued into the new year. There were 154,562 new vehicles registered last month, a 7.6% rise on January last year, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said. The society said sales of alternatively fuelled vehicle increased by 25%.