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Dukes Fuel Pump on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Straffordville, ON, Canada

Straffordville, ON, Canada
"As Removed" from a 1966 Cessna T210. Untested. Selling as core only.
Brand:Dukes / Cessna Manufacturer Part Number:Cessna PN: C291504-0101 Dukes PN: 4140-00-17

Dukes Fuel Pump.

"As Removed" from a 1966 Cessna T210.

Untested.  Selling as core only.

Cessna part # C291504-0101  

Dukes part # 4140-00-17

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