Lon44467 Longacre Accutech Smi 4 Gauge Panel Black Op/ Wt/ot/fp on 2040-parts.com
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
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I have a Brand New, in box, ( LON44467) Longacre AccuTech SMI 4 Gauge
Panel Black OP/ WT/OT/FP. This thing retails for $489.00. I am not going
to use it, so it needs to go.
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