New Airmar Transducer With C32 Cable And Speed Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Murray, Kentucky, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A NEW NEVER USED AIRMAR TRANSDUCER WITH SPEED SENSOR. THE BAG OF HARDWARE WAS SEALED I OPEN HOPING TO FIND A PART # ON THE PAPER WORK BUT DID NOT SO I DONT HAVE PART NUMBER. ON THE CABLE IT HAS C32. I AM SURE THE BUYER WILL KNOW WHAT THIS FITS. LOOK AT ALL PICTURES FOR MORE INFORMATION THEY ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. SHIPPING PRICE FOR LOWER 48 STATES. LOCATION BIN 2.
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