Aircraft Cannon Plug Kits 6 Total New. on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, United States
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6 Total Cannon Plug Kits. P/N DS00-19PY Came from a Out Of Business Parts Supplier in Seattle, Washington. Don't know anything about them so what you see is what you get. See Picture for details. Shipping weight is under 1 lb. and can be mailed in the small flat rate priority box for $6.80, unless you request otherwise. Buyer to pay actual shipping costs and insurance if you request it. Payment must be received within 7 days unless other arrangements have been made or this item will be relisted. I do take any form of payment to include paypal. We do ship Worldwide.
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