1962 Beechcraft P35 Bonanza Window Set on 2040-parts.com
Tempe, Arizona, US
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Listing a 1962 Beechcraft P35 Bonanza Window Set. They are in good condition. They do have some slight scratches on the outside that you can see in the direct sunlight. The back four windows are tinted. The L/H front window was cut out but there is no damage to the window. Over all they are in good shape. WC We ship world wide at buyers expense and offer a 30 day warranty Unless being sold as-is. We will be glad to combine items in shipping. Message if you have questions about an item or shipping charges. If you are going to bid on an item we require that you pay within 7 Days of auction ending unless you are mailing payment or you have contacted us otherwise. All of our items can be Locally picked up for free if you would like we are located in Phoenix Arizona. If you buy multiple parts please do not pay until you are done shopping because then we can send you an invoice for everything together with a single shipping charge for all items. Same applies for International Shipping please wait until we send an invoice to your email with the international shipping charges. Buyer is to determine item to be airworthy and to comply with all applicable FAR’s when installing part(s) on aircraft. Seller assumes no liability. If you are not satisfied with the item you have purchased then please contact me within 30 days of auction ending. If the item is damaged or described wrong we will offer a full refund within the thirty days of receiving the item. If you would like to return the item for any other reason we require a 15% restocking fee and do not refund shipping. So PLEASE ask questions and know what you are buying before you buy it or bid. If for any reason you are unsatisfied with anything PLEASE contact us before eBay or leaving negative feedback. Our seller rating is very important and we will do our best to meet your needs. Anything less than a 5 star rating affects our Business. We sell a variety of Aircraft parts from several manufactures such as Cessna, Beechcraft, Piper, Cirrus and much more in auction and in our Ebay store. . AirParts52 Store
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On Oct-02-13 at 19:27:00 PDT, seller added the following information:
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