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Parrot Rki8400 Bluetooth Stereo, Works With Iphone And Usb Devices, Great Shape! on 2040-parts.com

US $109.99
Location:

Biddeford, Maine, US

Biddeford, Maine, US
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Parrot RKi8400 Bluetooth Car Stereo for Digital Music and Hands-Free Driving

Used for about six months before trade-in. Includes head, the unit itself, leather carrying case, and wired microphone for hands-free phone calls!
This is a great iPhone and iPod stereo. Take the head unit off, plug your iPod or other USB device, and put the head unit back on, hiding your iPod inside, securely. You can control all your calls and songs from the head unit, adding safety to your driving experience!

4x50W MOSFET amplifier and bluetooth also built in.

Unit powers up, but is otherwise untested. Removed from a Toyota prior to trade-in. OFFERED AS IS! 

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