Narco Avionics Power-audio Unit T-12 Mp-12a1 on 2040-parts.com
Redding, California, US
This is a Narco Avionics Power-Audio Unit T-12 MP-12A1. I was not able to test the unit so i am selling it as is for parts or not working. It has some cosmetic wear from use and storage but it looks to be in good shape. It includes a cord and a side mount plate
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