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Elk Grove Village, Illinois, United States
New iSimple PXAMG add iPod Automotive Multimedia Gateway For Factory Radio. You will need a wire harness which is sold separately. I have a few new harnesses that I will include with your purchase for an additional $15, just ask before buying.
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