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US $109.99
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Deerfield, Wisconsin, United States

Deerfield, Wisconsin, United States
Pioneer GEX-P10XMT GEXP10XMT SIRIUS XM Satellite Radio NAVTRAFFIC AVIC, US $109.99, image 1
“Comes as pictured In good used working condition. Includes a factory new antenna.”
Brand:Pioneer Manufacturer Part Number:GEX-P10XMT UPC:012562735610

Decent cosmetic condition.  Fully working condition.

Comes as pictured.

Bench tested to ensure functionality and found to be in fully working condition. Currently receives the Sirius XM "test" channel on station # 184.

Includes a Pioneer IP-Bus data cable with integrated power wiring.

Includes a new roof mount magnetic base wired antenna.

For use with compatible Pioneer AVIC head unit.

Also includes mounting brackets and hard copies of the installation and operation/instruction manuals.  

Super fast shipping.  Everything ships the next business day after payment is made at the very latest.  

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