03 04 Tundra Am/fm Cassette Cd Player Radio Oem / With Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Charleston, South Carolina, US
Up for sale is an OEM factory Toyota cassette deck / CD player radio. Fits 03 / 04 Toyota Tundra trucks. It is in excellent working condition. Excellent cosmetic condition. Comes with brackets for mounting. Please email me any questions. Buy with confidence. 100% satisfaction guaranteed!
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