Sirius Connect Vehicle Kit on 2040-parts.com
Omak, Washington, United States
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INCLUDES: UNIVERSAL DOCK, INTERFACE CABLE, INTERCHANGEABLE ADAPTER PLATES FOR STILETTO, AND ALL RADIOS WITH UNIVERSAL DOCKING CAPABILITY, MAGNETIC MOUNT SATELLITE ANTENNA, DASH MOUNT WITH ADHESIVE BASE
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