Turbine Engine Jet Boeing T502-6 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada
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Hi.for sale Turbine jet engine Boeing T502-6. The engine can be used in many different ground or experimental applications easy conversion to thrust turbine up to 300Lb .No log books.You buying that you sea on the pictures.The engine not complete need exciter,governor and starter.Engine untested,sale without warranty or return.For oversees customers payment by BWT.Please contact for shipping quotation.
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