Dodge/chrysler Original Indash Am/fm/cd Car Stereo 2002 To 2006 on 2040-parts.com
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DODGE/CHRYSLER INDASH ORIGINAL CAR STEREO.
THIS ITEM WAS REMOVED FROM A 2006 PT CRUSIER.
THE RADIO WAS WORKING EFORE IT WAS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE AND HAS BEEN TESTED AFTER AND IT WORKS AS IT SHOULD.
THIS ITEM WILL FIT IN DODGE AND CHHRYSLER VEHICLES, 2002 TO 2006.
IT HAS THE PLUG ON BACK FOR POWER AND SPEAKERS.
IT IS UP FOR AUCTION!
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