These are brown colored Rupert #86 aircraft seat belts.
There are 4 each, all the same. I stretched them out on the floor, measures 6 feet. Price is for all 4. |
Parts for Sale
- Bombardier aerospace shaft coupling 895349-1(US $400.00)
- 10 dialight military aircraft panel lens light lc13wt 6210-00-023-7031(US $10.00)
- New ms21044n06 lock nut - lot of 100!(US $25.00)
- Piper 25473-00 latch - new(US $50.00)
- Lord mount y16440-2-148 spacers - lot of four - new(US $40.00)
- Cessna wastegate controller c165004-0101(US $200.00)
Nissan Forum concept
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