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((4)) Motorola Gp-68 Uhf/ Racing Radios/from Race Shop on 2040-parts.com

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Hickory, North Carolina, United States

Hickory, North Carolina, United States
WORKING, SELLING AS PARTS OR NONWORKING, SINCE THEY NEED BATTERIES AND ANTENNAS
Brand:MOTOROL Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:GP-68

FOUR MOTOROLA GP-68 UHF RACING RADIOS. THEY DO WORK, YOU MAY NEED TO PROGRAM TO YOUR FREQ. SELLING AS PART OR NON WORKING, DUE TO NEED BATTERIES AND ANTENNAS. NO WARRANTY OR RETURNS. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND CHECK MY  OTHER RACING RADIO ITEMS AS I HAVE SEVERAL DIFFERENT ONES. PAYMENT DUE AT THE END OF AUCTION. 

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