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Racing Electronics G4 on 2040-parts.com

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South Boston, Virginia, United States

South Boston, Virginia, United States
Condition:Used Brand:racing electronics and Radio Shack Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:G4

Complete package includes 2 Headphones with mic to communicate with other headphone. G4 splitter Box with all cables. Also included is a Radio Shack PRO-74 Scanner with 99 or 100 Chan. and charger.
All are used but in very good shape and work perfectly.
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