Garmin Apollo Sl 30 Vhf Nav/comm Gps on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
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im selling a garmin apollo sl 30 vhf nav/comm gps. i also have other parts for this, if you are interested you may ask for other parts. on the screen its not messed up at all its a plastic cover that it has, you can peal it off and it might look like its new. IM NOT INCLUDING THE SCREENS ONLY THE GARMIN APOLLO SL 30 VHF NAV/COMM AND THE CONNECTIONS.please see pictures for more details.
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