Aiwa Remote Control Rc-m60yu With Instructions on 2040-parts.com
National City, California, United States
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I am selling a brand new Aiwa wireless remote control for RF-M60 ( disc changer) or ACDFM60
Remote part # RC-M60YU Comes in original packaging and with battery, operating instructions, manufactures warranty card. Very hard to find remote. |
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