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Sealed Metra 99-8204 Turbokits Radio Installation Kit Fits 03-08 Corolla on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

CA, United States

CA, United States
Condition:New Brand:Metra Electronics Merchandising Name:TURBOKits Manufacturer Part Number:99-8204 Part Brand:Metra Electronics UPC:086429086818

1. Brand:Metra

2. Item Description: SEALED Metra 99-8204 TURBOKits Radio Installation Kit Fits 2003-08 Corolla

3. Condition: This box has been opened but the components are sealed. The components inside are 100% brand new from the manufacturer. The pictures are from the actual item on sale.

4. Color: Black

5. Included Items:

A. Included: Original manufacturer's packaging

B. Not Included: Everything is included

6. Suggested Retail Price: $ 29.99

7. Product Features: 
  • Provides pocket with recessed mounting of a
  • DIN
  • radio
  • Uses
  • Made in USA
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