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Cdx-m2016 25685332 12 Disc Cd Changer Player From 1999 Corvette Bracket Cadillac on 2040-parts.com

US $220.00
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Reno, Nevada, US

Reno, Nevada, US
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It looks and works like new. came out of a 1999 Corvette that is immaculate.  I have owned the car since 2003 and it has 60,*** miles on it.  In that time I have maybe used it >10 times it still looks and works perfectly.  Comes with mounts for a C5 corvette in OEM trunk location as well as one 12 disc cartridge ready to go also in perfect shape.  Never use it and much rather have the storage space for road trips any questions please feel free to ask thank you

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