Lot Of 2 Collins 51z-4 Marker Beacon Receiver Pn: 522-2996-011 Aviation Parts on 2040-parts.com
Medford, Oregon, United States
Lot of 2 Collins 51Z-4 Marker Beacon Receiver PN: 522-2996-011 Aviation Parts. Up for sale is this lot of 51Z-4 Collins marker beacon receivers. I have no way to test these so they are sold as is untested. Please see pictures to get a better idea of condition. I strive for good feedback and describe my items to the best of my ability, so please if you have questions, problems or anything at all please contact me prior to leaving neutral or negative feedback. Please visit my store as I am constantly adding new items. Free shipping to the lower forty eight states and International shipping is also available through the ebay global shipping program on most of my items (Some items are not permitted, please get a cost estimate and availability prior to bidding for international shipping). Will almost always ship following day after receiving cleared payment. |
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