Intake Pipe Wrench Set Jacobs Radial Aircraft Engine on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Mississippi, United States
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You Are bidding on a 3 Piece intake pipe nut wrench set for a Jacobs Radial Engine. This is a original new old stock. Every radial engine owner needs one!!!
Please check out my other auctions for more aviation parts! I have COMPLETE Jacobs Engines and other Jacobs Parts available also! Any questions please contact me @ Air Repair, Inc. 662-846-0228 Tim McKnight Thank you for looking!!!!!
On May-13-07 at 18:32:06 PDT, seller added the following information:
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