Harley Antenna Xm Or Navigation on 2040-parts.com
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, US
ANTENNA FOR EITHER XM OR NAVIGATION SYSTEM LOOK AT THE WRITING ON TAG,, THEY ARE IN NEW CONDITION,,, THEY LOOK LIKE MY XM ANTENNA,,,, IF YOU KNOW PLEASE CONTACT ME,, THEY CAME WITH A COUPLE OF XM UNITS BUT IM NOT SURE,, DO NOT BID UNLESS YOU KNOW IT WILL WORK FOR YOU,,,, NO RETURNS
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