Bendix/king Ktr908 Transceiver on 2040-parts.com
Spearfish, South Dakota, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A USED BENDIX/KING KTR908 TRANSCEIVER P/N 064-1023-00 S/N 5970. UNIT WAS REMOVED FOR AN UPGRADE. UNIT WAS WORKING WHEN REMOVED.
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