Gps Com Sl60 Gps Com on 2040-parts.com
Rhome, Texas, United States
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this garmin sl60 gps com is in perfect condition and comes with the tray and connectors. works perfect cosmetically perfect. even though the gps is older model it still provides situational awareness and is a good space saing addition to any aircraft. also has the nice garmin com radio. I usually ship items within 3 days but occasionally it takes me longer so I'm using a 10 day handling time as my OFFICIAL handling time. buy with confidence, all my items are guaranteed satisfaction or return no questions asked. overseas and international buyers to pay actual shipping costs only. |
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