Tu-144 Russian Radio Location Station Rls Agr-144 Concorde Soviet Aircraft Groza on 2040-parts.com
Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation
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Rare, collection product. Radar station GROZA series. I was established by conceptual TU-144 (Concorde) plane. 100% Original. First supersonic Soviet passenger plane. Now it isn't made and it isn't operated. It is possible to meet only in the museum. This device never was ON SALE and WILL not be any more. It isn't possible to find it. Unique thing.                I send worldwide. The cost of shipment is $49. Ask the questions! Thanks for interest in my auction. |
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