Ultralight Aircraft (2 Wheelpants Only) Challenger Cgs Hawk Rotax Faa Homebuilt on 2040-parts.com
Montgomery, Illinois, United States
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One pair of identical wheelpants. Black gelcoat finish ready to prep
and paint. Each of these measure 32" long x 10" high x 7.5" wide, and weigh about 2 # -The wheel opening is 16.5" x 7 3/8"-- If you need 3, I can list another,, just ask! 630-890-6956-John
wheel opening specs 
Shown below installed on various aircraft (not for sale in this listing)  
Once again, these are the 2 wheelpants you will receive
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