Piper Pa24 Camanche Exterior Placard Kit on 2040-parts.com
Ocala, Florida, United States
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This 1 Page Placard Kit is made with Quality transparent 3M Material. We take pride in offering the most up to date full placard kit, so if there is a placard that is not included in the kit that is required by the FAA after you order it we will produce the placard you need that is missing we will make it complete and send you the placard at no charge.
It is Pre-Cut on each sheet so no trimming is required. Just peel and stick. Replace your worn out placards and give your Airplane that fresh new look. ~ FREE SHIPPING ~ |
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