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SIRIUS Connect GM compatible Satellite Radio- SIR-GM1
NEW! - FREE SHIPPING! INCLUDES: -Sirius Satellite Radio tuner with mounting screws -Low profile magnetic car antenna with 21' cable -GM factory bus interface cable -Installation manual New on Amazon for $76.91. Priced here to sell! Terms and Conditions: Free shipping No returns Paypal transactions only |
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