WW-II Aircraft Directional Gyro Indicators, Cessna Vacuum Regs and Dry Air Pump for Sale

WW-II Aircraft Directional Gyro Indicators, Cessna Vacuum Regs and Dry Air Pump For Sale

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WW-II Aircraft Directional Gyro Indicators, Cessna Vacuum Regs and Dry Air Pump:
$325.00

For sale is a set of five aircraft parts to be sold as a group:

· Two WWII-era Directional Gyro Indicators, Model AN 5735-1 (standard equipment on US Navy aircraft including F4F Wildcat, F4U Corsair, and F6F Hellcat).

· Two Vacuum Regulating Valves, Parker Hannifin Airborne Model 2H3-6.

· One Dry Air Pump, Airborne Model 212CW-6, s/n 5D19. (Fits Cessna 172 Skyhawk and unknown additional aircraft)

The Directional Gyro Indicators were \"Ready-to-Fly when purchased and have been stored ever since. These were in “overhauled/zerotime” condition in 1985.

One Directional Gyro Indicator and one Vacuum Regulating Valve were used for one day as part of a test. The second Directional Gyro, the second Vacuum Regulating Valve and the Dry Air Pump were never used.

Both of the Directional Gyros include signed Maintenance/Release tags and Overhaul Stickers from when they were purchased in1985.

The Dry Air Pump was never used and remains in its original box and plastic bag. It appears to be brand new.

Both Vacuum Regulating Valves were purchased brand new (in 1985) and have not been used. The foam garter filter elements on both valves need to be replaced (about $5.00 each).

These parts have been stored in a dry indoor environment since 1985 and appear to be in excellent/new condition, but should be properly inspected/certified before aircraft use. Please review the photos and ask questions. I can provide additional photos where desired.

·The Directional Gyro Indictors are worth at least $75.00 each in this flight-ready condition.

·The Vacuum Regulating Valves are worth well over $125.00 each in this flight-ready condition.

·The Dry Air Pump is worth at least $150.00 in this flight-ready condition.A non-flightworthy core is worth $100.

These are being sold as a single lot. Buy the lot for $325.00 and I’ll throw in the like-new CPU-26A/P Air Navigation Computer shown in the photo.

Buyer pays $65 shipping from Colorado Springs, Colorado or free local pickup.