Ram 120 Quick Release Gps Handheld Mount Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com
Prosper, Texas, United States
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I am selling a new RAM 120 Quick Release GPS Handheld mount. The RAM-120 consists of a double socket arm, 2.5" diameter round base with the universal AMPS hole pattern and side clamping cradle that is designed to hold a large variety of electronic devices. Originally design for strapping to a lantern base, this mount can also be used as a base to strap to a round rail. It is new but is old stock and does come as shown. Cradle Dimensions: Material: Ball Size:
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