Another G650 Diamond in the Rough is being Cut.

By Aerospec | September 1, 2015 | Aerospec News

AEROSPEC INTERNATIONAL has begun another one of its Premier Completions on a soon to be gorgeous Gulfstream 650. Working with a world renowned designer, the finished product will meet the exact owner expectations. Fit and finish with Aerospec at the helm with exceed all owner expectations.

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