Grimes G-9445-2 Aircraft Taxi Light Convair W/ Ge 4570 Bulb on 2040-parts.com
US $34.95
Location:
Compton, California, United States
Condition:Used
Brand:Grimes
Manufacturer Part Number:G-9445-2
UPC:Does Not Apply
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Grimes G-9445-2 Aircraft Taxi Light Convair w/ GE 4570 Bulb |
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A Grimes Aircraft Taxi Light. We think this possibly used on a Convair. The P/N is G-9445-2. The bulb is a GE 4570, 150W, 28V.
This light is good for any collector and would even look nice at a home or garden!
Please be aware that as we have multiple available the unit the winner will receive is unlikely to be the one shown, but will be in the same or better condition.
Please take a look at all of the provided photos before placing your bid to thoroughly inspect the lot contents and condition.
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Item Condition: Used - This item is untested.
Return Policy: We are offering the buyer a 30 Day right of return for testing and inspection. Buyer will be responsible for the cost of return shipping.
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Listed for B.D. by G.L. - Located at: Quantum
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Shipping weight is 4lbs, 0oz, shipped from our warehouse in Compton, CA. (zip 90221)
Default Shipping Service: UPS Ground
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