Beltronics Radar Detector Sti Magnum - Digital Laser Safety Detector on 2040-parts.com
Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States
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Original Owner. Minimal use less than 2 weeks. It comes complete with the case and all never-before-used accessories, amplified speaker & smart plug which is easy access to the power on indicator, alert lamp, & mute button-perfect when the detector needs to be mounted out of reach. Brackets, Velcro, wire connectors, screws, nuts, keys, DC adaptor, suction cup mounts, per attached pictures. Proof of purchase |
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