Sangamo Weston Aircraft Air Gauge Instrument 28v on 2040-parts.com
Lanseria, South Africa, South Africa
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FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE. Would need inspection and treatment by suitably qualified engineer. Great item for training school, museum, fleet operator, overhaul shop etc. As parts are used out of control, we cannot be held responsible for any parts supplied, buyer to assess suitability and buyer takes full responsibility for the subsequent use of the parts. We are in international seller, therefore shipping costs more than local shipping and takes longer. Please allow 14 working days for delivery. |
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