Aero Classic Oil Cooler on 2040-parts.com
Newtown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Not in original box, This cooler was bought a few years ago to be used in my Velocity. It was mounted but was to large so we ended up using a different one. It was designed for use with a commander 114/114a. Would be great for most experimental 4 or 6 CYL installations. It had been stored with fresh oil in it all fins are strait no damage. TSOd
Yellow in corner is silicone rubber to temporarily cooler in place while building. Can remove by hand. Aircraft spruce has them for $467
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