Lot 2 Aviation Push Button Mini Switch Switches on 2040-parts.com
Canoga Park, California, United States
LOT 2 AVIATION PUSH BUTTON MINI SWITCH SWITCHES LOT OF 2 AIRCRAFT BUTTON SWITCH TOP RING DIAMETER Up for auction is a Lot of 2 Push Button switches. When you push the button in it returns to the normal position. The condition of these switches are excellent and are being sold "as is" and all measurements are appoximate. These switches should be tested, certified and inspected before using in a aircraft.
PAYMENT: PAYPAL
SHIPPING: USPS
CONDITION: NEW OTHER; Items pictured are of actual items in stock and not factory photos.
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