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New Racing Electronics Race Car Radio Holder Rb3 on 2040-parts.com

US $22.00
Location:

Bellingham, Massachusetts, United States

Bellingham, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:New Brand:Racing Electronics Surface Finish:Black Neoprene Manufacturer Part Number:RE-RB3 UPC:Does Not Apply

New Racing Electronics Race Car Radio Holder RB3

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You would be purchasing a NEW Racing Electronics RACE CAR RADIO HOLDER RB3





This radio holder is designed to be mounted on the roll cage or flat surface. The foam insert wraps around the phone and hold the phone in place inside the neoprene box in case the car is involved in an accident.

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 I make every effort possible to grade, describe, and photograph my items accurately.  Please take into consideration that I am not an expert in this field.  If something important to you is not addressed in my description, ask before bidding.    It is up to YOU to prequalify an item's suitability for your needs.  I do not accept returns.  All items are sold "as is".   All unauthorized returns will be subject to 30% restocking fee.



 

I'€™ll send this item to you within 3 business days of receiving your payment. I will send it Priority Mail, UPS ground, or FedEx. If you happen to be the buyer of another item I may be selling, I will combine the items, if possible, in an effort to save you some money. There is usually a small fee included in the shipping charge that covers my packing and handling costs. This additional fee is usually in the $1 to $4 range.
 

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