Garmin Aviation 496 Bundle With Streets And Blue Charts on 2040-parts.com
Perry, Florida, United States
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Gently used color display Garmin 496 with lots of extras. Includes blue charts for use in the Atlantic ocean from Charleston SC all the way through the gulf of Mexico. Also includes streets for use in the automobile. Some of the extras included, 1 new battery and new low profile antenna still in packages. 2 extra bean bags, charger with speaker, 2 small carry cases and 1 large flight bag. It's the complete package for air, land & ocean. Also includes us lakes chart.
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