Dual Dc505ibt Faceplate on 2040-parts.com
Glendale, Arizona, United States
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DUAL DC505iBT FACEPLATE Used Item Listing is for faceplate ONLY.
**Before purchasing please ensure that your stereo is the same model as in this listing. If there are multiple models listed please note that they are compatible with each other and you may receive any of the models listed. But again please ensure that before you order this faceplate your stereo is the same model as the one you are purchasing. Some models may look very similar but are not compatible with each other. It may be necessary to remove the stereo from your vehicle in order to see the model number. Please note that the photo listed is a stock photo and may not be exactly for the faceplate you will receive.
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