07-08 Subaru Forester Impreza Cd Changer Mp3 Radio C124 86201fe250 Pf-2868a-a on 2040-parts.com
El Monte, California, United States
SUBARU RADIO Mp3 6 CD CHANGER
Model: 86201-FE250
PF-2868A-A C-124
It is in great working condition, 100% perfect and guaranteed 100% fully functioning. It is great replacement with your broken CD player. This radio has the weather Band Receiver feature.
All our units have been bench tested . 30 days warranty.
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