Roberk Model 655 Stainless Steel Pillar Mount Antenna Toyota Datsun on 2040-parts.com
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ROBERK MODEL 655 STAINLESS STEEL PILLAR MOUNT ANTENNA TOYOTA DATSUN EXCELLANT CONDITION, NEW OLD STOCK, NEVER USED. MEASURES APPROX. 26" LONG. ANOTHER NICE AUCTION FIND FROM A MARINA DEALER AUCTION TO PASS ON TO YOU. VIEW THE SCANS PROVIDED TO LOOK THIS NICE ANTENNA OVER. WE DO OFFER COMBINE SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. THANKS FOR TAKING A LOOK!
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