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Amb Transponder No Subscription! Flashes 4 Times! Excellent Condition! on 2040-parts.com

US $400.00
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Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Amb transponder No Subscription! Flashes 4 times! Excellent condition!, US $400.00, image 1 Amb transponder No Subscription! Flashes 4 times! Excellent condition!, US $400.00, image 2
“Used. Dirty. Works as it should.”
Brand:MyLaps Quantity:1 MPN:Does Not Apply Color:Red Compatible Fuel Type:Electric, Gasoline, Jet Fuel/Kerosene, Nitro & Glow Fuel Compatible Vehicle Type:Buggy, Drift Car, Formula 1, Monster Truck, Motorcycle, Short Course Truck, Touring Car

This is a used AMB Tranx 260 transponder. NO SUPSCRIPTION!! Blinks 4 times when fully charged. Works perfectly! Comes with everything pictured. Perfect for Christmas!

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