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Ford Cb Radio Mic on 2040-parts.com

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Winsted, Connecticut, United States

Winsted, Connecticut, United States
Used but works great..
Brand:FORD Warranty:No

 FORD LINCOLN MERCURY CB 4O CHANNEL MIC FOR CARS TRUCKS BRONCOS THAT CAME WITH THE CB RADIO IN THE LATE 70'S 77-79 PLUGS INTO DASH.THIS MIC WAS TESTED AND IS IN WORKING ORDER ALL BUTTONS KNOBS WORK DISPLAY LIGHTS UP.FRONT OF MIC HAS SOME SCRATCHES AND LETTERING VISABLE BACK IS CHIPPED MISSING PART OF CLIP.

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