Cessna 206 Training Manual Published By Red Sky Ventures, Memel Cats on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, California, United States
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Item is a 188 page book titled "CESSNA 206 Training Manual" by Oleg Roud and Danielle Brucket; copyright 2010 by Red Sky Ventures. The manual is appears to have never been used and is in like-new condition with no defects. See the scans for more details.
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