2004 Ford Mustang Radio on 2040-parts.com
Churchville, New York, United States
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Just put in a new radio into my 2004 mustang and have no use for the factory one. Even though its stock it still puts out pretty good sound. Fits double din dash openings and just has standard antenna plug in the back. In really good shape. No faded writing or scratches at all and really easy to install in a mustang.
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