Cessna L-19 tailspring and associated parts. This was removed from an L-19 and was to be used on a homebuilt biplane but the homebuilt was not finished.
Parts for Sale
- Boeing 737-refuel control panel(US $28.00)
- Beechcraft,piper,cessna,rv,experimental, beech, seat belts(US $10.00)
- Cessna bulkhead front plate -0450039-1-791 (US $150.00)
- Cessna spinner bulkhead 0450040-1(US $100.00)
- Ndm 20006a / stewart warner 10611r oil cooler (US $199.00)
- New champion aircraft engine igniter ch34055(US $70.00)
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