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Gamin Gnc 250xl on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Englewood, Florida, United States

Englewood, Florida, United States
working fine
Brand:GARMIN Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:GNC 250 XL

good working GAMIN GNC 250 XL, moving map GPS / COM, transceiver, cosmetically some sign of use see pictures, display has some discoloration (see pictures, the one for sale in in the middle)
Transmit / receive / GPS functions work all as supposed, comes with rack / mounting tray, connectors and a wiring diagram.
please ask all questions before bidding, will check if out before shipping, if insured shipping is desired (additional costs) please let me know in advance

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