Nip Metra 40-eu10 Vw Bmw European Radio Antenna Adaptor Cable 2000+ on 2040-parts.com
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Metra 40-EU10 Automotive Stereo Antenna Adaptor Cable for VW / BMW / European automobiles years 2000+ UPC: 086429084609 Item is new and never been opened. I'm not an auto parts store, so please don't ask me what this item fits. Please do your own research. I've supplied the part number and the UPC. No returns...please be sure of what you're purchasing Item sold as-is No warranty is implied or expressed by this seller |
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