Ki 525a Hsi Indicator on 2040-parts.com
Fareham, United Kingdom
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King HSI Indicator KI525A. Part no. 066-3046-00, serial no. 7176. Has a form 1 and 8130 bought from recently closed facility, not tested by us, sold as is, no returns.
Shipped from the UK hence the price of shipping. Successful buyer must provide a telephone number as soon as possible as shipper UPS won't ship without one. |
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