Slim Line Headrest Monitor A Dvd Touchscreen Invision Sl7 Esla07laxxa3 *new* on 2040-parts.com
Bayport, New York, United States
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Invision SL7 Headrest DVD Monitor for Factory Installed rear entertainment systems. Has Nissan Start Up screen, but will work with any vehicle manufacturer SL7 sytems. This is Monitor A and tested with remote control and wireless headphones, as well as DVD. Everything works perfect and in perfect condition.
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