Hawker Nose U/c Micro-switch on 2040-parts.com
Saint Charles, Missouri, US
The next inventory item up for sale is a Nose landing gear micro-switch. It's in NOS condition and has been on a shelf since 1999. It is in its original packaging and comes with a RAPID pick tag. However, it is up to the buyer to determine acceptability for installation on an aircraft. I accept PayPal and will ship for free within 3 business days of payment to the mainland US. I will post positive feedback once I receive it. Let me know if you are bidding on more than one item so I can combine shipping. Thanks for looking.
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