Narco Nav-122 Vor / Loc / Glideslope Indicator / Glideslope Receiver / Nav Recei on 2040-parts.com
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
You are bidding on a USED Narco NAV-122 VOR / LOC / Glideslope Indicator / Glideslope Receiver / NAV Receiver / Marker Beacon Receiver and Indicator, w/connector
Unit is missing a knob, and removed in UNKNOWN WORKING CONDITION.
Unit will ship out via Fed Ex 2nd day for a flat fee of $25.00, within two days of receiving confirmation of payment.
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