Directed 515r 6 Tone Vehicle Security Car Alarm Siren Missed Parts. on 2040-parts.com
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
This Alarm has never been used. It is new. To this he lacks the metallic support in the shape of "C" and a side screw. It has the original keys and works good.
As is. See the photos before your purchase. No other accessories are included in this sale. Please do not assume that the item for sale comes with any other parts or accessories not already listed in the seller's description, e.g. (power cords, adapters, Installation CD’s, Drivers, Manuals, Back Plates, memory cards, etc.). Please see photos for what is included in this sale. |
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