7" Single-din In-dash Dvd Receiver With Navigation & Bluetooth on 2040-parts.com
Olean, New York, United States
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Product Features • Single-DIN in-dash DVD receiver • 7" flip touchscreen • Motorized & detachable front panel • Built-in navigation • Bluetooth(R) connectivity • DVD/CD/USB/SD(TM) Card/MP4/MP3 playback • Front aux input • Front & rear USB ports • Backup-camera input • 2 video outputs • AM/FM radio • 85W x 4 • 2 pairs plus 1 preamp outputs--front rear & sub • Steering wheel control connection (requires interface) • Includes wireless remote Manufacturer Warranty: One Year
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