Raymarine M92654-s 4kw 4' Open Array Radar Complete W/ Cable on 2040-parts.com
Pico Rivera, California, United States
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This is a complete unit that looks and works like new. Very low hours on the motor. Just the cable costs over 200 bucks for this unit. This comes with everything pictured here boxed up nicely in two boxes. Compare other prices and then come back and bid on the best one. This came off of my personal boat and i take care of my things. I will ship for free to USA only By Fed Ex Ground
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