Terk Xmdfor100 And Xm Universal Tuner For Factory Satellite Ready Ford Radio on 2040-parts.com
Sandy, Utah, United States
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Up for auction is one used TERK adapter and tuner to hook up satellite radio to a factory ready Ford radio. Included is one XMDFOR100 adapter, one XM-RVR-D-001 universal tuner, one antenna and one wiring harness. We sold the car and no longer need this unit. It works perfectly.
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