Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Fiero Delco 7 Eq Radio Ipod Iphone Aux Input Mp3 on 2040-parts.com
Downingtown, Pennsylvania, US
This Factory Delco radio has been gone through and checked for defects. All lights in the faceplate have been replaced. CD player functions as it should.
Installed in the faceplate is a 3.5mm audio jack wired to the pre-amp section of the radio. Simply connect your Auxiliary audio device with a 3.5mm cord and have crisp clear quality sound. Unplug it and AM/FM radio sound will return. All radio functions work including the fader, balbalance, bass, and treble knobs.
Pictures show actual unit for sale turned on and playing.
Will fit other GM vehicles including
BONNEVILLE 96-99
FIREBIRD 96-02
GRAND AM 96-98
GRAND PRIX 96-97
GRAND PRIX 98-03
SUNFIRE 96-97
SUNFIRE 98-99
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