Garmin Gps Map 215 on 2040-parts.com
Duluth, Minnesota, United States
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Up for bid is a Garmin 215 chartplotter in mint condition. Included are the power cord and data cables as shown.Also included is the Gilson antenna.The unit works just fine with this antenna as demonstrated especially since the antenna was on my window ledge and not out in the open.The only thing missing is the mounting bracket but it has the knobs and the units sits securely on a level surface.Please ask any questions. I have 2 G charts that are used with this model,one is for The Duluth Superior area and the other is for the lakes of Northern Minnesota.They are not with this auction but if anyone can use them they can let me know.
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