Furuno Navnet Black Box Control Unit Rcu-017 (good Shape) on 2040-parts.com
Kemah, Texas, United States
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We are an authorized Furuno Dealer and occasionally receive quality used products that we need to sell. Unit is working fine. Was previously mounted and has 2.5" of 1/4" starboard around the unit. It's ready to install. Some wear on surface but buttons are in good shape - was installed on enclosed bridge, not exposed to the elements. Thanks for looking! |
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