Lowrance 332c Transducer And Extension Cord on 2040-parts.com
Reedsport, Oregon, US
Lowrance 332c Transducer and extension cord. Unit has been repaired after damage by driftwood. It has been tested and works perfectly. Ext cord is at least 25'.
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