Bmw E46 325i 330i Oem Cd 53 Mp3 Player Radio Aux Input Ready Cable on 2040-parts.com
Fountain Valley, California, United States
BMW OEM CD radio removed from a 2005 BMW 330i in great working condition. CD radio comes with aux input cable and will also play MP3 formatted Disc. Please call Bob at 714 824 0492 if you have any questions. Thanks
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