Swept Tail Twin Cessna 310, 320 Skyknight, 340 Rudder Structure Rib & Skins on 2040-parts.com
Plains, Georgia, United States
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Twin Cessna 310, Skyknight 320, pressurized 340, rudder structure rib and skins. Cessna rib part number 0831345-1, and (2) skins 0831002-15, for swept tail. These parts may not have been used on all model or serial numbers. Please review your manual for specific application. This rudder structure could fit a lot of airplanes. Suitable for a homebuilt or experimental.
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