Falcon Gauge Turn Coordinator 10-30 Vdc (rotax 912 , Lsa ,experimental) on 2040-parts.com
Naperville, Illinois, United States
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Up for auction is a used FALCON GAUGE ,11-30VDC ,TURN COORDINATOR in good working and cosmetic condition (" like new"). The
Purchaser must pay Seller a NONREFUNDABLE PayPal deposit of $30 within 24 HRS
of end of auction PERSONAL PICKUP (Zip
Code 60564) OR HANDLING AND SHIPPING TO THE "LOWER" 48 STATES
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