Pioneer Car Radio 12 Pin Wiring Harness Deh Connector Adapter on 2040-parts.com
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PIN PIONEER DEH Connector for panel radio
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If you can‘t find your car radio model in the list, please contact us. We will try help you to find right connector. Package contents: 1 x 12 PIN Pioneer Connector for panel radio Payment We only accept PayPal. PayPal is the only online payment method we accept. Please make sure you have a valid/confirmed PayPal account prior bidding. Shipping All items will be shipped within 48 business hours (seller's handling time) upon receipt of payment (except Saturday and Sunday). Shipping time: EU countries 5-8 business days. Dear friend, thank you for your orders, please leaves us a feedback on the Ebay if you think the item is good after you received. And if there is any things (shipping, quality) you think is not good enough just feel free to contact us, we will try to solve your problem. |
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