Oem Hyundai 96270-26500 Radio Amplifier Assembly (9627026500) on 2040-parts.com
Crofton, Maryland, United States
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For auction here is one tested OEM Hyundai radio antenna amplifier from a 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS. It comes as pictured. Fitment: Please research the part to make sure it fits your vehicle. Unless specifically stated in the auction, returns are not accepted. If you have questions, or are not sure of something, send me a message. I will do my best to answer. Understand that these are used parts, and I have done the best I can describing them. If you are unsure of something, send me a message. If you are looking for new parts, they are not here. SInce they are used, I do not allow returns. I have priced these items right, and the no return policy keeps my prices amongst the lowest on Ebay. Payment is due within 5 business days of the auction closing. Shipping of the item will occur within 5 business days of receiving confirmed payment. If you want you item fast, consider using Paypal, as I hold all checks for up to 7 business days until they clear. Please do not bid if you do not intend on honoring our agreement. I only want 100% satisfied customers. I do not want to receive or issue negative feedback. Thank you for looking, and Happy Bidding! Box3. |
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