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4 Cylinder R/c Aircraft Engine on 2040-parts.com

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Chester, New York, United States

Chester, New York, United States
Please see pics.
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Up for auction is a R/C aircraft 4 cylinder engine. I am not into radio control planes so I don't know anything about it. This was given to me from the personal collection of the owner of a hobby shop that has closed down. I have no use for it so I am selling it. I will not entertain private offers or ending the auction early. If you are interested, please place a bid. Chances are I will not be able to answer any questions about the engine so please examine the pics closely. It looks used but I am not 100% sure. Don't know if it works or not. All sales final, no exceptions. Thanks for looking!

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