Dei 514ln 514n 6 Tone Alarm Siren Viper Clifford Python Avital Sidewinder Code on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Massachusetts, United States
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Auction is for (1) Brand new in the box DEI 514LN. 514LN is full size siren on the right. Other than size there is no difference between the 2. Auction is for siren on the right (the larger one) picture is for reference only, again auction is for the siren on the right. |
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