Chevy-gmc-chevrolet 88-94 Truck Radio Receiver Tuner Box Non-eq Gm Delco Cdm Amp on 2040-parts.com
North Richland Hills, Texas, US
This auction is for a Delco AM/FM tuner amp/receiver box for CDM radios. This unit is fully tested and in good working condition with a 6 month warranty. This replacement unit will work with most GM radios and radio head units from 1988 to 1996 with the 20 pin radio harness. This unit is NOT intended for use with Bose or equalizer systems and radios. This auction is for the CDM tuner control unit as shown in the picture only. It does NOT include a radio head unit or any other radio components. FREE shipping to the US. I can ship International, please email for shipping quote. I accept Paypal. Thanks for looking!
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