Toyota Tacoma 05-11 Radio Cd Player 86120-04141 A51839 * on 2040-parts.com
Missoula, Montana, US
For sale is 1 Toyota Tacoma CD player/ Radio in next to new condition the unit was fully functioning when pulled, Component is Clean and Nice... There is no factory harness included. Item is sold with a no returns policy due to the fact i will not be there to watch over the install... It is guaranteed to fully function and not D.O.A....SHIPPING IS A FLAT $15.00... U.S. SALES ONLY... NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING...SHIPPING IS TO THE LOWER 48 U.S. STATES ONLY... THANKS FOR LOOKING
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