Vintage Radio Piper Cherokee 180hp 1963 100% Working Collectibles on 2040-parts.com
Mayaguez, PR
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Used Piper Cherokee 180hp 1963 Aviation Radio, This picture in the middle is a picture taken before i take out the radio. 100% working and collectible |
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