Wag-aero Gyro Artificial Horizon Indicator on 2040-parts.com
Vallejo, California, United States
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1930s 1940s 1950s aviation...artificial horizon gauge...real neat piece..i know nothing about it sorry, was actually gonna use in old hotrod personally...review pictures what you see what you get with paperwork shown...has some weight to it...very nice condition for age...seems to move freely when move side to side...any info known would be appreciated....any questions before bidding! All sales final and no returns or refunds. Thanks
Aviator, aviation, fighter plane, helicopter, wwII, wwI, horizon, vintage plane, antique gauge, smiths instruments |
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