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Radar Detector Cobra Xrs-9985, 12 Digital Band Ultra, 360 Degrees Laser on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Europe, Rybnitsa, Moldova

Europe, Rybnitsa, Moldova
Condition:Used Alert Type:Audio/Visual Model:XRS 9985 Brand:Cobra Country/Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:809000229

This radar detector is used and is in good working order. It has scuffs/scratches from general use (See Pictures).

Package includes:
1 x Car Radar Detectors
1 x Car Charger
1 x Windshield Mount

Please Note: What's NOT Included: Any other accessories

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