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2004 Delphi Skyfi2 Vehicle System (xm Satellite Radio) ~ Replay/pause on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States

Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
2004 DELPHI SKYFi2 Vehicle System (XM Satellite Radio) ~ REPLAY/PAUSE, image 1
“SUBSCRIPTION SOLD SEPERATELY (NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEES)”
Brand:Delphi

2004 DELPHI SKYFi2 SATELLITE XM VEHICLE SYSTEM

ESTATE FIND IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH RADIO AND ACCESSORIES SHOWN ~ ANTENNA ~ NO CASSETTE

CAR CRADLE ~ CONTENTS APPEAR VIRTUALLY UNUSED ~ SUBSCRIPTION SOLD SEPERATELY

UNTESTED BY SELLER ~ SOLD AS PICTURED AND AS IS (USED) ~ SORRY NO RETURNS ACCEPTED ~ THANKS!

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