Furuno Mfd12 Display Mount Bracket- New- For 12" Furuno Multi Function Display on 2040-parts.com
Belle Chasse, Louisiana, United States
This is a new Furuno MFD12 mount bracket. No knobs or rubber gaskets are included, only what is seen in the photo. There may be a couple of minor scratches to the paint, nothing major. Winning bidder needs to pay $14 shipping to the 48 continental states. Bidders from all other areas need to request their freight charges before bidding.
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