Remote Starter Bulldog Security Rs82 on 2040-parts.com
Loveland, Ohio, US
Bulldog security remote vehicle starter system model rs82. New in package. Was a christmas gift that I never installed and my new car has remote start. All my cousins have this starter and swear by them.
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