Ultralight Aircraft Instrument Gauge Pod- Grand Rapids-rotax Avionics Ppc Trike on 2040-parts.com
Montgomery, Illinois, US
Up for sale is a new, uncut instrument pod for you ultralight aircraft.
It has a molded in polished Blue Metallic/black gelcoat finish.
Barely weighs about 1 pound and measures 13" x 7" and is 7" deep,
Shown below in un-polished black--see our other listing
Usable faceplate area
Available in other colors upon request, (shown below) but not always available in stock.
Please ask first.
Polished black finish with fine silver metallic flake embedded.
You may choose to have the faceplate in black, as shown below.
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