Gm Bose Factory Radio on 2040-parts.com
Bladenboro, North Carolina, US
Factory GM Bose radio,fits many year models and makes!This radio may have to be reprogrammed by your dealership to work in your vehicle!! Check serial # to see if it fits your vehicle!!!Thanks for looking!I also have a Delco that came out of my 02 Avalanche Z71 if this one is not right for you!Send text for more info
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