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Valentine One - Savvy on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Valley Mills, Texas, United States

Valley Mills, Texas, United States
NO Defects - PERFECT
Brand:VALENTINE ONE Model:SAVVY Manufacturer Part Number:20220

Valentine One - SAVVY - Item # 202220.  I purchased this a while back for the Valentine One I use in the M6. This item is not compatible with an E63 M6.  I sold the car and the radar detector last year.  I found this yesterday in the glove box of the new car which has an Escort MAX.  I no longer need the SAVVY.  List price is $69.00.  

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