Pioneer Car Audio Remote Control Cxb8951 on 2040-parts.com
Mosxato/Piraeus, default, Greece
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Hello, this is a used but in very good condition PIONEER CXB8951 Car Audio Remote Control tested!!!!!100% working!!!! Battery cr 2025 NOT included!!! only what you see in the pictures no other accesories please email with any questions Postage: All items are sent signed for / tracked to protect both you and me. I post twice a week, which means you receive your item as quickly as possible. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Please buy with confidence. Please make payment within 48 hours of the auction ending, to ensure quick delivery. Please no return on this item..
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