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Aviation Turbine Engine Blades # 243101 4 Total on 2040-parts.com

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Neosho, Missouri, United States

Neosho, Missouri, United States
used
Brand:unknown Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:243101 UPC:Does not apply

These are from a local aircraft engine shop closing save big $$ on these. There is 4 total . Selling these as used. Please see pictures and ask questions. I will combine shipping.

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