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Afi Trumpet Horn, Dual Type, 12v, 123db, 18-1/2"l X 8"w X 5"h on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Augustine, Florida, United States

Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
In very good condition.
Brand:AFI Manufacturer Part Number:18

AFI Trumpet Horn, Dual Type, 12V, 123dB, 18-1/2"L x 8"W x 5"H

Minor scratches and some minor surface corrosion around screws.

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