Piper,cessna Slick Mag 6200 Series on 2040-parts.com
Salome, Arizona, US
Selling a Slick 6200 series mag that has only been bench checked and checked good. Has new condenser and points. Been on a shelf for long time in wrapping. Ser#5010845
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