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Antenna Light Smiley Face New In Pkg. Real Stuff Llc Deer Park Ny Antenna Buddy on 2040-parts.com

US $10.00
Location:

Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, United States

Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, United States
This item is new in the package.
Brand:Real Stuff Country/Region of Manufacture:China

This is a new in the package Antenna Buddy made under license to IT'S REAL STUFF LLC.  It is the Model AB-100 Happy Face.   You can use it to locate your vehicle and draws a very low current--NOT TO BE USED WITH POWER ANTENNAS, of course.  The smiley face is approx. 2" in diameter; the entire unit is 3 1/4" tall and about 3 1/2" wide.  It slides on your antenna and sits on the fender and connects by cigarette lighter plug or can be easily wired to your light switch--for cars, trucks, vans, RV's.  Instructions are on the back.  Cord is included.

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