Lycoming O-320 /io-320 Crossover Exhaust System Removed From Twin Comanche on 2040-parts.com
Vail, Arizona, United States
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here is a crossover exhaust system for a Lycoming O-320/IO-320 engine removed from a PA-30 twin Comanche being parted out (not wreaked). in good condition. may fit other engines with a bit of modification
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