Survival 4-6 Man Life Raft (non Tso) For General, Aviation And Boating Use on 2040-parts.com
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
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Condition is Still Like New, Purchased in 2009 and Never Used, Always Kept in Humidity Controlled Aircraft Hanger 4-6 Man Life Raft (NON TSO) For General, Private Aviation & Marine Use
Part Number Description Pack Size Weight Original Cost 1400-1 4-6 Man Basic 4"x12"x14" 12 lbs. $1510.00 Note: Requires inflation check and repack to assure reliability
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