2006 Accura Rsx Car Stereo on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
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We have a used stock car stereo from a 2006 Accura RSX.
This includes: the dashboard faceplate kit the honda pocket upper (Honda part 77280-s6m-a010-23 car stereo (Honda P/N 39100-s6m-a500 No wiring include just coponents |
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