Bmw E28 E30 E24 E23 13 Buttons Obc On Board Computer on 2040-parts.com
Stockton, California, United States
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an used 13 buttons on board computer (OBC). check the part number for compatibility with other bmw. The light in the screen are dim. I recommend switching it out with a LED unit. Contact me for more close up pictures. If you are interested in other shipping options, please contact me.
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