New & Sealed Glomex Vhf Marine Boat Antenna Ra106grppb6135 on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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THIS IS A NEW & FACTORY SEALED GLOMEX VHF MARINE ANTENNA. 156-165 MHZ MAX INPUT WATTS: 100 I AM NOT AFFILIATED NOR DO I SELL/REPRESENT GLOMEX. I AM SELLING THESE FOR A FRIEND. COMES FROM A SMOKE FREE HOME. PLEASE PAY IN 3 DAYS. I ONLY SHIP TO THE ADDRESS YOU PROVIDE TO PAYPAL SO PLEASE DO NOT ASK TO SHIP IT TO A DIFFERENT ADDRESS. JUST CHANGE THE ADDRESS IN PAYPAL. LOCAL PICK UP IS AVAILABLE TO SAVE ON SHIPPING COSTS. |
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