Genuine Oem Chrysler/dodge Dual Channel Rear Entertainment Kit-factory New!nice! on 2040-parts.com
Saint Albans, West Virginia, United States
Brand New Factory Sealed - opened for pics
Compatible with any Chrysler/Dodge Rear Entertainment System! Genuine OEM parts and a wholesale price!! Kit includes VES Wireless(adjustable) Headphones & VES remote. Batteries not included. Easily programmable, Dual Channel RM **1 Day Auction, Dont miss out!! Buy it Now is your quickest/best bargain!! Free Shipping! |
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