Lowrance Lms-527c Color Sonar/gps on 2040-parts.com
Valparaiso, Indiana, United States
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For sale is like NEW Lowrance LMS-527c with internal GPS receiver (no puck to mount !!). Very clear, powerful color sonar/GPS. Includes EVERYTHING. Transducer (never used), power cables, speed sensor (never used), dust cover, knobs, bracket, all in factory box. Has card slot for background map cards, etc. Pain over $600 some time ago from Tiger GPS. All in almost new condition. No scratches on screen, case, etc. Great little graph that has seen very little use. |
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