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Kenwood Kdc-w237 Front Panel Only Face Plate on 2040-parts.com

US $7.00
Location:

Mosxato/Piraeus, default, Greece

Mosxato/Piraeus, default, Greece

KENWOOD KDC-W237 FRONT PANEL ONLY FACE PLATE
 
100% WORKING CONDITION TESTED.

MAY HAVE LIGHT SURFACE SCRATCHES  LOOK AT THE PICTURES


Replacement face only if you buy this item you must have the back
as I am selling a face/front only as shown in the picture.

tracking number available on all of my items !!!!!!

For any questions/clarifications do not hesitate to message me!!!
Thanks for looking :)

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