04/05 Nissan Armada Titan Cd Player/radio on 2040-parts.com
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, US
In dash audio unit for 2004 or 2005
Nissan Armada or Titan.
This particular unit was out of a Titan and was purchased to replace a broken unit in my Armada.......but I traded the truck prior to installing it.
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