Pfc Usb Rudder Pedals on 2040-parts.com
Wabash, Indiana, United States
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Precision Flight Controls USB rudder pedals.
These are designed to be mounted on a floor or base. They were used slightly for a few trade shows in the past and have been in storage. They are a good sturdy pedal and have toe brakes. Thanks for viewing! |
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