Navico Tp1800 Autopilot on 2040-parts.com
Loves Park, Illinois, United States
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For sale is a used Navico TP1800 autopilot. Came off our C&C 30. Worked fine last time used a couple of years ago on Lake Michigan. Sold as is with no warranty. What you see is all I have and what you get. I am not able to test it.
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