Price Reduced! 05-08 Toyota Tacoma Radio 6 Disc Cd Player Factory Upgrade on 2040-parts.com
Mooresville, North Carolina, US
Priced to sell! This is a 6-disc cd orange display factory radio. Pulled out of a low mileage 2008 Toyota tacoma access cab Trd rugged trail edition. It has all the components required to do a straight install including all brackets. You won't find a factory radio in better condition with ALL the necessary installation components. The factory clock and hazard button unit was removed, so you have to reuse the one you have. There are no discernible marks on the face plate and all components are in working condition. Part number A51837 86120-04131
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