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70 Amp Dynamic Rhino DS72K08 Controller for Golden Companion I (GC221) & Companion II (GC321, GC421) Scooters Rascal 235 & 245 Chauffeur The lock and cable uses Size:10"W x 12"D

Name: 70 Amp Dynamic Rhino DS72K08 Controller for Golden Companion I (GC221) & Companion II (GC321, GC421) Scooters Rascal 235 & 245 Chauffeur The lock and cable uses Size:10"W x 12"D
Brand: augenlaser-experten-vergleich.de
SKU: 55707803086
Price: 175.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4023 (8 reviews)

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70 Amp Dynamic Rhino DS72K08 Controller for Golden Companion I (GC221) & Companion II (GC321, GC421) Scooters Rascal 235 & 245 Chauffeur The lock and cable uses Size:10"W x 12"D The lock and cable uses a scratch free housing and comes with a set of two keys Monster Scooter Parts offers this battery box either with or without a 24 volt GC421) mobility scooters is specially programmed for those models this is known by the manufacturer as the Rhino

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