Continental Valve, Exhaust. P/n Sa-629404. Nos on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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Superior Exhaust Valve
P/N: SA-629404 Condition: NOS, still in original plastic. Please contact me with any questions. Browse my store, more aircraft parts and collectibles added weekly. Will combine shipping on multiple items. |
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