1968-1972 Ford Pick Up Truck Radio, Usa-230 Custom Autosound 68-72 Ipod Aux Xm on 2040-parts.com
Fullerton, California, United States
1968-1972 FORD TRUCK RADIO NO CUTTING , THIS WILL SIMPLY BOLT IN YOUR DASH, JUST LIKE YOUR ORIGINAL. MODERN RADIO WITH MODERN FEATURES IN STOCK, READY TO SHIP TODAY! AM/FM RADIO 200 WATTS AUX INPUTS AND RCA OUTPUTS. WORKS WITH IPOD, MP3, DVD, SATELLITE, XM, ECT. RCA TO 1/8" HEADPHONE JACK INCLUDED SEPARATE BASS/TREBLE FRONT REAR/FADER DIGITAL CLOCK 12FM / 4 AM PRESETS TUNER FOR U.S.A. AND EUROPE AUTO ANTENNA LEAD ELECTRONIC VOLUME / TUNING CONTROLS. |
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