Lycoming Mag Gear 61665 on 2040-parts.com
Strafford, Missouri, US
DESCRIPTION: This is New Surplus and Original 61665 Mag Gear. This Gear is for most lycoming 4 cyl. engines (check parts book for your engine) This is perfect condition NEW Surplus can't get much better. We recommend that you ask all questions BEFORE you place a bid on any item. We are happy to try to accommodate last minute special requests. Please DO NOT leave notes attached to your eBay order, PayPal payment, or personal email address, as these notes will not be read prior to shipping your item. Please always use the eBay messaging system to contact us about your order. SHIPPING: Ships Via Fed Ex Smart Post (2-8 business days) Hawaii, Alaska, and outlying US Territories- We welcome orders from outlying US areas. We only ship to these areas via USPS Priority Mail, so shipping costs are always higher to these areas. Please request an invoice before you pay for this item or select the Priority Mail shipping option if we are shipping to an outlying area. We will adjust the shipping total and send you an invoice. If you are unsatisfied with the shipping costs, we will be happy to cancel the order.
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