Raymarine Ray53 Dsc Vhf on 2040-parts.com
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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Fully functional, working Raymarine RAY53 VHF radio. Includes harness and adapter for power/NMEA/handset/handset mount. Everything shown in pic is included. Freshwater only, indoor heated storage in off-seasons. SN:M132522 |
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