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Porsche Cayenne Turbo Rear Bose Speaker Subwoofer Sub Woofer Trunk W/amplifier on 2040-parts.com

US $259.99
Location:

Albertville, Minnesota, United States

Albertville, Minnesota, United States
Thank you!!!
Brand:OEM Manufacturer Part Number:7L5035403 Model:BOSE

You are bidding on a Bose trunk sub-woofer assembly removed out of Porsche Cayenne S AWD 4 door 2004 4.5l v8.  It is in used condition, normal wear of a used part.

Please check fitment before bidding.

MATCH PICTURES AND/OR PART NUMBER IF LISTED TO MAKE SURE THIS IS THE PART YOU NEED. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY.

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Please take a look at pictures below description prior bidding. What you see in the pictures is what you will get. Thank you and good luck bidding.

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