Mopar Dodge Ram Rer Navigation on 2040-parts.com
Brighton, Michigan, United States
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Mopar RER part no. P68043517AA. Very slightly used and pulled from a 2010 dodge ram pickup. Navigation with internal hard-drive for music and photo storage. Works with the Mopar back up cameras. Absolutely flawless and like new condition and includes the required navigation antenna.
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