Chrome Continental Rocker Covers Set Of 11 Cessna Piper Homebuilt Experimental on 2040-parts.com
Florida, United States
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Set of 11 chrome rocker covers for a Lycoming engine. Chrome plating was done by Action Plating Corp. FAA repair station No.KF4R308M. These have never been installed since being plated. Dont know much else about them. Please look at detailed pictures, what you see is exactly what you will receive.
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