Heads Up Xm Bluetooth Wx Data Receiver P/n Xmd076a-01 on 2040-parts.com
Elk Grove, California, United States
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FOR SALE IS A HEADS UP XM BLUETOOTH WX DATA RECEIVER .THIS UNIT WAS REMOVED FOR A GARMIN UPGRADE AND WORKING PROPERLY WHEN REMOVED.SHIPPING IS A FLAT $15.00 TO THE LOWER 48 STATES.
PART NUMBER--XMD076A-01 SERIAL NUMBER--816000775 INCLUDES XM SATELLITE ANTENNA INCLUDES CONNECTOR |
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