Garmin 320-00686-00 6 Pin Cable Dc Power Cable W/fuse Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com
West Memphis, Arkansas, United States
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Garmin 320-00686-00 6 Pin Cable DC Power Cable W/Fuse. It can be used to direct wire your Garmin GPS unit and hook to a tracking device or to just direct wire with a fusible link without a tracking device. Eliminates the need for a cigarette lighter power source. It's dusty but appears to have never been used.
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