Bendix Magnetic Flux Detector S/N 4055 Functional When Removed 90 Day Warranty This item is being offered by Dyersburg Avionics, email seller for details Dyersburg Avionics is proud to state that they have a 100% customer satisfaction, please check our positive feedback. You may bid with confidence. Shipping and Insurance for these items varies, we will try to get you the best insured shipping fee that we can. We have no interest in making money on your shipping charges, you will only be asked to pay what it cost to ship this item, shipping charges shown are estimated. INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS MUST CONTACT THE SELLER BEFORE SUBMITTING PAYMENT AS THE SHIPPING CHARGES WILL BE SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. PalPay is the perferred payment method but personal checks will be accepted. |
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