Uniden President Ltd 950 Marine Boat Vhf Cb Radio With Box/ Paperwork on 2040-parts.com
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, US
Up for auction a Uniden President LTD 950 VHF Marine radio in very good condition. Comes with original box and paperwork, hardware.There are a few scratches on top so it has been used. It came from an estate of a smoker and it does have an odor.
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