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Active Sirius S50 Satellite Radio Receiver Only No Howard Stern Works on 2040-parts.com

US $84.99
Location:

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Active Sirius S50 Satellite Radio Receiver Only No Howard Stern Works, US $84.99, image 1
This item has been tested and works, is active (hasn't Howard's Channel) but we don't know if it has a life time subscription . Item has some scratches (see photos please). Purchase includes unit as shown and only the item(s) in the picture are included in the auction (the power supply and any other accessories are not included). *(if it is not in the picture then we do not have it). Please email us if you have any questions. Thanks for looking!.
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Active Sirius S50 Satellite Radio Receiver Only No Howard Stern Works

Active Sirius S50 Satellite Radio Receiver Only No Howard Stern Works

This item has been tested and works, is active (hasn't Howard's Channel) but we don't know if it has a life time subscription . Item  has some scratches (see photos please). Purchase includes unit as shown  and only the item(s) in the picture are included in the auction (the power supply and any other accessories are not included). *(if it is not in the picture then we do not have it). Please email us if you have any questions. Thanks for looking!.



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