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Cessna 172 Master Switch And Knob Pn 0713026-5, Pn S1416-1 Ships Free! on 2040-parts.com

US $63.00
Location:

New Hyde Park, New York, United States

New Hyde Park, New York, United States
Source of origin is unknown. There is primer on the part. The switch has wear on the stem, the knob is used, as is with a minor chip at one edge, less than 1/8" tiny chip. The switch looks excellent. We cannot verify that it is new so we are selling it as is, used. The item includes all the attaching parts as seen in the photos.
Manufacturer Part Number:0713026-5

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Details:
This is a Cessna 172 Switch-Master pn 0713026-4 and we are throwing in a used Knob-Master Switch pn S1416-1 too! Source of origin is not known. 

Condition?
Used item, being sold as is. We cannot verify the origin of this part but it looks great with new attaching parts and the stem has some blemishes on it but the part is intact. The knob has a chip on it but it too is intact.  The attaching parts are really great look and clean. Functionality and inspection is up to the buyer. 

Payment Policy?
We accept payment through PayPal.

Shipping details?
Our handling time is 1 business day. We are offering this item with free shipping via USPS Priority Mail 1-3 business days delivery. International orders are processed through the Global Shipping Program. The shipping weight for this item is 8 oz. 

Return Policy?
We accept returns up to 14 days with a money back guarantee. The buyer pays for return shipping. 

Who are we?
We are an American family run business that has been forming relationships with our customers, sources, and shipping services that we use for many years. Let us be your source for Cessna, Glider, and winch parts. 

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