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F391-187 Fuel Quick Drain F-391-187 Piper Pa28 Series New 1/8"-27 Threads on 2040-parts.com

US $17.00
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Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, US

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, US
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F391-187 Fuel quick drain

1/8"-27 pipe thread

Piper PA28 Arrow and others

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