Kenwood Kdc-3025&325 & Krc460 on 2040-parts.com
Sioux City, Iowa, United States
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Kenwood kdc-325 i believe this one works but needs a harness and a sleeve. Krc-460 same it worked last time i tested it but that was a few years ago needs a harness kdc-3025 works but needs a harness,face,and sleeve. Any questions ask check out my other auctions
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