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Metra - Turbowire Radio Harness Adapter For Select Honda Civics 2006 & Up on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
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Franklin, Indiana, US

Franklin, Indiana, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:Thanks for your purchase!! If there is a problem fell free to email through ebay or give me a call on my cell phone at 317/371-5783. Frank Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Metra Manufacturer Part Number:72-1722


Metra - Turbowire Radio Harness Adapter for Select Honda Civics

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You are bidding on a Metra - Turbowire Radio Harness Adapter for Select Honda Civics.  FREE US SHIPPING!!  For International please send me an email for a quote. The items presented for auction are being sold for others, bought from estate sales, thrift stores, antique shops, flea markets etc.. I'll never intentionally misrepresent items; all flaws are disclosed in the description and I include specific photos to highlight them. The items are coming to you in as-found and as-is condition. Please read the description carefully and examine the photos carefully. I'm happy to email additional photos if necessary All items are sold "AS IS". I try to describe each item to the best of my ability. Please be sure to view all of the photos and if you should have any questions---Please feel free to ask prior to bidding. Your satisfaction will always be my first concern. Contact me for payment options.  If picking up item, cash will need to be paid, no paypal on items picked up. Please check out my other auctions for other cool collectible..  Shipping is reduced for multiple auction wins!!! Payment to be paid within 7 days of auction's end.  Please allow 2-3 days for smaller items and 5-6 days on larger items for shipping . Happy Bidding...!!

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