G266 Fed Ex Adf Radio Controller N567fe on 2040-parts.com
Athens, Tennessee, United States
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COLLINS ORIG UNIT AS SHOWN IN THE PHOTO CONDITION IS UNKNOWN SOLD AS IS. HIGH FREQ RADIO CONTROLLER 714E-3 GRAY FACE N NUMBER DATE ON UNIT PART OF PAPER SERVICABLE TAG THAT IS NOT COMPLETE?
BUY MORE THAN ON AND WE WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ANY THING WE CAN GET IN ONE BOX. ALSO NEED US TO HOLD FOR A TIME, DO NOT PAY JUST TELL US TO HOLD. IF YOU PAY WE SHIP THE NEXT DAY. EBAY RULES AND THEY LET US KNOW. 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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