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King Ki 205 Vor/loc Localizer Instrument Cessna Piper Beechcraft Experimental on 2040-parts.com

US $145.00
Location:

Kennewick, Washington, United States

Kennewick, Washington, United States
KING KI 205 VOR/LOC LOCALIZER INSTRUMENT CESSNA PIPER BEECHCRAFT EXPERIMENTAL, US $145.00, image 1
“USED GOOD”
Brand:King Manufacturer Part Number:066-3039-00 UPC:Does not apply

KING KI 205 VOR/LOC INDICATOR INSTRUMENT GAUGE.

Worldwide shipping!

Removed in perfect working order!

The pictures don't do it Justice as there is a glare/flash on the face from my camera.

Instrument is in very clean condition.

p/n 066-3039-00
weight 0.7lbs
serial 6156

If you have any questions feel free to ask.

I will provide a 14 day warranty after buyer receives

Must be installed by a certified avionics tech to obtain 14 day warranty

Seller holds no liability of the operation of the instrument in result of improper use or the airworthiness of  it and or any thereof.

Will ship to lower 48 states for 12.00 and other places outside the United States will pay $45.00.

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