Raymarine A70 Display With P58 Transom Mount Transducer on 2040-parts.com
Saint Amant, Louisiana, United States
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Raymarine A70 display in excellent working condition with Mounting bracket and power/data cable. Also included is Raymarine P58 Transom Mount Transducer and Navionics CF card with Gulf of Mexico charts. I just upgraded to the Raymarine A98.
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