Brake Buddy Digital Classic Boost on 2040-parts.com
Irmo, South Carolina, United States
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Brake Buddy Digital Classic Boost braking system. Works on all vehicles with full time power electric brakes, including hybrids. Fully adjustable system can be installed and road-ready in just minutes, with no connection to the RV. Requires ABSOLUTELY NO permanent installation.
These units are selling used for close to $1,000.00. Item is used, but in good working order, and comes as shown. Buyer pays all shipping cost, including insurance. All sales final, no returns. |
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