Furuno 1830/1930/1940 Radar Display Rear Panel W/ Power Supply Pcb & Wiring on 2040-parts.com
Belle Chasse, Louisiana, US
This is a great working radar part. It is in good physical condition- no water damage or burns. No other parts or cables are included- just what you see in the photo. Winning bidder needs to pay $14 shipping to the 48 continental states. Bidders from all other areas need to request their freight charge before bidding.
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