Koden Mdl-1140 Marine Radar Display Unit Mrd-95 Asis Untested on 2040-parts.com
Kent, WA, United States
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For Sale: KODEN MDL-1140 Marine Radar Display Unit MRD-95 ASIS UNTESTED..
Condition: I have no way of testing this unit, it will be sold asis no returns, has some scratches around, and some white spots on the top ( look at actual photos)... Includes: Display Only.. Return Policy: Sold ASIS no RETURNS, thank you... If you have any questions feel free to ask, thank you for looking... Please Contact me before leaving a negative or neutral feedback, and we will resolve the problem... |
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