2011 Honda Fit Sport O.e. Radio on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, Connecticut, US
2011 Honda Fit Sport O.E. Radio.This was removed from my 2011 Honda just after purchase, and replaced. Very little use.I have the radio code, it will be attached to the radio before shipping.One edge of plastic housing a bit dinged up from removal.Has mp3/cd player.
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