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UP FOR BID 1 SPRINT CAR, MIDGET, 1 WAY RADIO MADE BY MOTOROLA WITH HOLDER & CHARGER, IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. THIS IS THE RADIO YOU CAN HEAR RACE CONTROL, NOT LIKE THE OTHER CHEEP SMALL HARD TO HERE POCKET HELD UNITS, YOU WILL NEED A NEW SET EAR BUDS YOU CAN GET AT BEST BUY. |
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