New - Axxess Bx-gm5 Navigation Radio Interface - Gm Lan29 W/swc 200-up - Nav+swc on 2040-parts.com
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Axxess Basix - NAV+SWC Aftermarket Navigation Radio
Interface with Steering Wheel Control BX-GM5 - GM LAN29 with SWC 2006-up BRAND NEW in rigid plastic package. Please verify that this will work with the intended vehicle before purchasing. Please see above for images of THIS item. ------ Delivery within the USA: USPS Priority = FREE Delivery to foreign countries: REGISTERED USPS First Class International varies by destination. All payments must be made via PayPal. Buy It Now purchases require immediate payment. Thanks for looking!! |
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