G223 Boeing 767 737 Acars Data Link System Controller on 2040-parts.com
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DATA LINK CONTROLLER OR ACARS UNIT. THIS IS TAGED BOEING 737 OR 767 ONLY PN3614292 4505 BENDIX NOICE LOOKING UNIT NO DAMAGE SHOWING AND VERY LITTLE USE SHOWING. YOU CAN SEE IN THE PHOTO SLIGHT PIELING OR SILVER SPOT ON THE RIGHT CORNER OF THE DIGITAL SCREEN SO WE ARE CHEAPER ON THIS UNIT
WE SHIP ANY PLACE IF FOR ANY REASON YOU CAN NOT BID ON THIS ITEM PLEASE CONTACT ME. QOUTE ON SHIPPING IS CONT U.S.A. ONLY ANY OTHER PLACE BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING COST
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