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Furrion Dv5600 Rv Dvd Entertainment System Stereo on 2040-parts.com

US $129.99
Location:

Dowagiac, Michigan, United States

Dowagiac, Michigan, United States
New with Remote still in original package, has case for front detach face. Never been installed, still New.
Brand:Furrion

Furrion DVD Entertainment System. New, With Packaged Remote.

- 4 x 45 watt[180 Watt]

- Fold Down Detachable Front Panel.

- Vibration Smart, Designed and Tested for Vibration Resistance

- Climate Smart, Designed and Tested for Extreme Climate Conditions

- DVD/MP4/CD/MP3/WMA/USB

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