Cessna Fuel Transmitter, Sender, P/n: C668050-1001, Tankgeber on 2040-parts.com
Saint Augustine, Florida, US
New Cessna Fuel transmitter, sender in original box, part of a project never finished, no paperwork.
Never installed
P/N: C 668050-1001
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