Lot Of 48 Aircraft Self Locking 3/8 Nuts Ms21042-l6 And 12 Point Nas1805-6 on 2040-parts.com
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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Your actual goods are in the photos, 3/8 nuts 24 pcs. MS21042-6 self locking and 24 pcs. NAS1805-6 which is a 12 point unit. All have the Mo;y lube finish. These are 3/8-24 thread nuts, aircraft surplus high performance. More available on request and sizes. Please ask any questions. Postage rates are Domestic and USA, overseas buyers please inquire about your rate. Thanks for looking. P.S. I lost the photo of reg jets dash 6, I'll get it up, rest assured you have 2 dozen each for 48 pc. total.
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