Tracvision Sf Kvh For Parts Or Repair on 2040-parts.com
Oxford, Michigan, United States
TracVision SF antenna, removed from boat. Not known if it was working when removed. Cover has some scratches, but no major damage or tears. Inside is clean and ready for you to test and install. I am selling the switch separately. If you win the switch , I will ship the switch with the antenna free.
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