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Black New Waterproof Car Radio Shield Cover Stereo Radio Cover Housing

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Amarine-made Water Resistant Marine Boat Car Radio Shield Waterproof Cover , Stereo Housing ,Stereo Radio Cover Housing, - Black

Protects Your Stereo From The Elements - Black Base Color, Decrease UV exposure to your stereo.

Smoke Colored Housing Window - Mounting Gasket Included

Spring Loaded Flip-Up Door - Dimensions: 9" W x 1.95" D x 4.10"H; Interior Dimensions: 7 1/8" x 2"

Support Shelf In Rear Of Housing For Radio , UV Resistant Plastic

Mounting gasket and screws included

This Black water resistant radio shield protects your head unit from the elements.

Smoke colored housing window decreases UV exposure to your stereo to prevent damage like cracking.

The spring loaded flip-up door is easy to access.

Support shelf in rear of housing holds the radio.

Mounting gasket included.

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