Grimes Aircraft Strobe Light 30-0465-5 Red Replacement Lens, P/n 41-1234-5 on 2040-parts.com
Parker, Colorado, United States
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Grimes Aircraft Strobe Light (30-0465-5) Red Replacement Lens, P/N 41-1234-5. Looks new, appears to have never been installed!
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