S715 Collins Course Heading Remote Selector on 2040-parts.com
Athens, Tennessee, United States
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COLLINS REMOTE SELECTOR CONDITION IS UN KNOWN ROCKWELL SEAL STILL ON IT AND IT SHOWS VERY LITTLE WEAR PN7725403-001
WE WILL COMBINE SHIPPING, WE ALWAY SHIP AS CHEAP AS POSSABLE ,KEEP IN MIND EBAY IS CHARGING YOU AND ME TEN PERCENT ON SHIPPING AS WELL AS COMMISION ON THE PART. EBAY TAKES A GOOD CHUNK AS DOES PAY PAL. WE WILL SHIP ANYPLACE FATHER EBAY WILL LET US THEY SEEM TO CONTROL WHAT AND WHEN AND WEAR WE CAN SHIP
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