Vintage Aircraft Fuel Primer Fuel Shutoff, Lunkenhiemer, Imperial, Neat on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth, Indiana, US
I am offering a Vintage Aircraft Fuel Primer Fuel Shutoff. I've had long ones (long handles) and less well built ones, but never anything like this. I like this one! The handle measures 3 inches long and has a 90 degree elbow that would block the plunger of opening in flight. It's in great shape, maybe even never used. Returns gladly accepted. International Buyers Always Welcome!
Bubbled and Boxed, this will ship USPS Priority for $6.00
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