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Garmin Gns-430w Ifr Nav Com Gps Mfdmm Waas on 2040-parts.com

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Boring, Maryland, United States

Boring, Maryland, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

Garmin GNS-430W IFR NAVCOMGPSMFDMM WAAS
This is a pristine Garmin GNS430W with a 05/16 SV 8130 and is ready for install. Unit has a new battery and the most current software. Install kit provided with factory new antenna. Unit comes with a 90 Day Warranty same as a Garmin repair.

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