Racing Electronics Headset And Scanner on 2040-parts.com
Newport News, Virginia, United States
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For sale is 4 headsets that allow you to listen to the scanner as well as talk to the other people connected to you. This is the best way to watch the race in person as you can talk about it with your friends instead of being silent for 4 hours. The headsets have been taken care of and the scanner as well. This is a like new product ready for the next race.
The headsets alone sell for $200 a piece and the scanner is around $200 alone. The value of what I'm selling is $1000.00 but you are able to get it for 0-50% discount. Happy bidding!
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