Ercoupe Top & Side Cowl Complete With Fastners Great Shape on 2040-parts.com
Bedford, Texas, United States
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Hello Folks as you can see this is the top and side cowls for a Ercoupe. They are in great shape except for a ding as shown and a little nibbling of the top aft side. It still has all the Dzus and camloc fastners installed and oil door. It has been stripped. The PN#s I found are Top Cowl 415-40422 or -40532. The side cowls are PN# 415-40090 or -40559, not sure which but y'all do. As always please ask questions. As far as shipping not sure how much but always willing to work with you. Thanks for looking. |
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