Vhf 580 West Marine Model #629z04003147 on 2040-parts.com
Stockbridge, Michigan, US
VHF 580 Ship to shore. West Marine, ENT 1W/ 25W, Call Menu- WX Mem- CLR Scan- TRI- Distress Switch. This unit is submersible. Works Great. Looks good. This item can be ship. buyer responsible for shipping. Local pick-up is OK too. Thanks
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