Chevrolet Chevy Stock Radio, Cd Player, Aux 15798973 on 2040-parts.com
Slatington, Pennsylvania, US
Used Chevy radio with cd player and aux port, Cosmetically in OK shape, rubber on knob is a little loose and I tried to show it in picture. I purchased this radio a few months ago but decided not to install it, You will need to take it to a dealer to program it to work in your vehicle, I will provide you with the original VIN number.
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