03 To 10 Vw Beetle Convertible Monsoon Stereo Amp 1y0 035 456 A on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
This ad is for a VW convertible 2003 to 2010 monsoon amplifier for the stereo. It's located in the left rear upper corner incased in a mounting bracket I have several of these vw beetle convertible cabrio cars if you need a specific part please ask and I will give you the best deal possible thinking
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