Cockpit Aircraft Bendix Aviation Fuel Level Indicator on 2040-parts.com
Le Cento Croci, Italy
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aircraft Bendix aviation corporation fuel level indicator yellow tag dated 1976 conditions as you see from pics not tested sales purposes only collectible shiping cost to US 26$ italia 5,50 euro europa 13 euro |
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