Seachoice Dashboard Mount Mp3 Ipod Xm Radio Stereo Adapter Headphone Jack 20011 on 2040-parts.com
Valley Head, Alabama, United States
Seachoice MP3 Adapter - Panel Mount SCP # 20011 Connect your MP3 player, iPod, satellite radio to your stereo. Dashboard / panel mount with waterproof cover. Standard 3.5mm jack and 4' extension cable w/ RCA plugs. 4' - 3.5mm patch cord included. Can be used as a remote headphone jack. Easily installed in a 3/4" hole. Can be installed on panels / dashboards up to 1.25" thick. Free shipping within the U.S.A. only. Shipments to any location outside the U.S.A. will have shipping charges added. Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. |
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