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Aircraft Parts Mcdd Phantom Ii Programme Change Module on 2040-parts.com

US $8.00
Location:

Rafina, Attiki, Greece

Rafina, Attiki, Greece
Condition:For parts or not working

McDonnell Douglas PHANTOM II F-4 FG MK I & MK II PROGRAMME change module.
Was used to modify weapons configuration to the fabulous phantom.
A very rare historical item.

Weights 200g + packaging materials.




Don't hesitate to make a serious offer.
I'll consider it very carefully!


Registered worldwide shipping.

Will certainly combine shipping to reduce shipping cost!

Thanks for looking and please check my other items.

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