Narco Nav-122 Vor / Loc / Glideslope Indicator / Glideslope Receiver / Nav Recei on 2040-parts.com
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
You are bidding on a USED Narco NAV-122 VOR / LOC / Glideslope Indicator / Glideslope Receiver / NAV Receiver / Marker Beacon Receiver and Indicator, w/connector
Unit is missing a knob, and removed in UNKNOWN WORKING CONDITION.
Unit will ship out via Fed Ex 2nd day for a flat fee of $25.00, within two days of receiving confirmation of payment.
If you are unsure on what you are bidding for, please ask questions this will alleviate any confusion and hassles during the purchase.
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