Kenwood Kdc-248u Faceplate on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Used in Great condition Item Listing is for faceplate ONLY. **Before purchasing please ensure that your stereo is the same model as in this listing. Some models may look very similar but are not compatible with each other. It may be necessary to remove the stereo from your vehicle in order to see the model number. Make sure your body is fully functional* MY PRODUCTS ARE 100% TESTED BEFORE SHIPPED OUT. Please note that the photo listed is THE ACTUAL PRODUCT photo and will be the faceplate you receive. Si tiene preguntas, tambien hablamos Español |
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