Volkswagen Rabbit A/v Equipment Receiver (radio), Am-fm-cd, Id 1k0035161c 06 0 on 2040-parts.com
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Have a clean used VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT A/V Equipment receiver (radio), AM-FM-CD, ID 1K0035161C 06 both the radio and cd player works and if there is any problem with any issue please give me the opportunity to fix any problem you might have before leaving any feedback. I care about the feedback and it effects my EBay Rating. I would appreciate the opportunity to fix any problem. Tracking is included in the shipping price The last thing I want to tell you about is this I recycle boxes but 80% of boxes are new from U.S.P.S. or FedEx any question please feel free to ask and thanks for looking
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