Nos Piper Navajo Cabin Entrance Door Hinge, Pn 41420-2 on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth, Indiana, US
Nice! This is a NOS Piper Navajo Cabin Entrance Door Hinge. It has a Piper Part No. of
41420-2 and obviously in nice condition! This will ship USPS First Class for $3.00 or Priority for $6.00, your choice. Remember, we ship quick, might want to save the $3.00 and go with First Class - just a suggestion. Returns without question.
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