Mercedes-benz Ml Head Unit / Radio Without Nav on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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Used, but good condition Mercedes-Benz radio / tape / CD head unit removed from a Mercedes-Benz ML. The head unit was removed in order to install an aftermarket Pioneer headunit that had navigation. This headunit does not have navigation and was connected to a MB 6-CD changer (not included). It is in good condition. The on/off volume knob shows wear. Also, the screen has two "surface indentations" that measure roughly .5 inch by .5 inch and .25 inch by .25 inch. I mention this for the sake of transparency. 15 amp fuse is included. Comes from clean, smoke free/pet free home. I will ship internationally and OCONUS. Please contact me for an actual shipping quote prior to bidding.
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