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Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States
Condition:New Brand:Sirius Manufacturer Part Number:SIR-GM1

SIRIUS Connect GM compatible Satellite Radio- SIR-GM1 
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INCLUDES: 
-Sirius Satellite Radio tuner with mounting screws
-Low profile magnetic car antenna with 21' cable
-GM factory bus interface cable
-Installation manual

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