Working Aircraft/airplane Clock 24v Beechcraft Cessna Piper - 90 Day Guarantee! on 2040-parts.com
Elgin, Illinois, US
PLEASE READ: We are NOT FAA Certified Technicians and therefore this may not comply to FAA Law. This is NOT a flight instrument and should only be used for time keeping or collection purposes. This is not intended to be installed in any aircraft without first being FAA certified. It is your duty as an aircraft owner and/or pilot to know the FAA rules and regulations regarding this item.
We tried to take clear pictures, so please look them over carefully before buying.
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Manufactured as a direct replacement for original equipment clocks
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Clock was taken apart, thoroughly cleaned and properly ;lubricated using our proprietary high quality silicone lubricant
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Movement is 24-30 volt quartz (not a conversion) and was successfully bench tested
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Case is in very good condition with the original 24VDC sticker firmly attached
- Dial is in excellent original condition
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Hands are the factory original colors
- Knob is in very good original condition and works properly
- Lens is clear and is practically free of scratches with the red elapsed time hands in good working order
- Markings & numerals are in outstanding condition
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Outer bezel is in very good original condition having brass inserts in the mounting holes for extra added strength
- Overall rating is 8.5 out of 10
$ave money by trading in your old clock in any condition and get $15-30 credited to your PayPal account (depending on condition).
Your trade-in must be from the exact same year, make and model as the clock you bought - NO EXCEPTIONS PLEASE!
ALL CLOCKS are run for at least 5 minutes before carefully packing them to insure you a working clock upon arrival. If your clock is damaged in shipping you'll need to file a claim with our shipping insurance provider.
NOTE: Our clocks are always pictured with the time set to 9:11 (9/11), so we NEVER forget those brave Americans who gave their lives that day!
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