Wabco Valve Hd-2-fm Controlair Air Controller Vintage Wabco Ship Speed Coltrol on 2040-parts.com
Branford, Connecticut, United States
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do not pay for your item immediately. I must pack and determine the
final weight and size of each and every item . I sell antiques and
collectibles all my items are different and I
want your shipping to be correct.
Insurance will vary from carrier to carrier as well. I will send an
invoice with the exact cost and or call you.. I use my fedex account and
greyhound bus service for large items shipped west of the Mississippi.
This auction is for the pictured brass ship speed controller. Very cool heavy piece for any vintage boat. |
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