2007 Cobra Vhf/gmrs Lapel Speaker/microphone Accessory Cm330-001 Marine Md Mic on 2040-parts.com
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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I GIVE 2 MONTH WARRANTY!!! 1 YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY!!! NOTHING COMES CLOSE TO A COBRA!!! This is for a NEW SEALED IN BOX 2007 Cobra VHF/GMRS Lapel Speaker/Microphone Accessory part #CM330-001 Marine MD. As shown in picture. Item is in NEW in BOX condition. As shown in picture. Look at my other auctions, I combine items to save you on shipping cost. Shipping will cost: $9.99 to mainland US $12.99 to mainland Canada $24.99 anywhere else 100% satisfaction guaranteed or you money back. View my feedback and bid with confidence. |
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