2004 Chrysler Pacifica Video Screen/monitor Dvd Player P04685877ad on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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This listing is for a used Chrysler screen/TV. This unit was removed from a 2004 Pacifica, though may fit other years and models. The entire unit has been cleaned and checked for proper operation. The screen is in perfect working order and the console portion is in very good condition. There is a slight scratch in the plastic case on the lower side. this damage is not noticeable to the average eye when installed, nor does it show up in photographs. Please feel free to ask any further questions to make sure this is the proper unit for your application. This unit is sold with a 30 day warranty for proper operation.
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