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Sampson Src Racing Radio System Circle Track 5 Watt 2-way "the Starter" System on 2040-parts.com

US $479.00
Location:

Swoope, Virginia, United States

Swoope, Virginia, United States
Condition:New

Sampson Circle Track 5 Watt 2-Way "The Starter" Racing Radio System

5Watt Starter System

 

This has been one of our most popular racing radio systems for the entry level/budget minded person over the last decade!

  

For the Driver: 

  • Midland GXT860 5Watt, UHF: 42 Channel Radio
  • NASCAR Car Harness
  • Midland Jumper
  • Roll-Bar Mount Radio Box
  • Push-to-Talk w/ coil cord
  • NASCAR Helmet Kit w/ Noise Canceling Flex Boom Mic
  • Sportsman Ear Buds 

    For the Crew: 

    • Midland GXT860 5Watt, UHF: 42 Channel (same as driver)
    • Behind-the-Head Flex/Wire Boom Headsets (Please note: The photo does not match)
    • Detachable Midland Coil Cord
    • Easy to Understand Instructions and Hardware Included

     

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