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US $39.99
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Paris, Kentucky, United States

Paris, Kentucky, United States
XM Commander XMRVRFM001 Satellite Radio Receiver, US $39.99, image 1
“Was tested and removed from vehicle, everything included works as it should. Only thing wrong is on the controller unit, it has a small chip on its top (please refer to pictures).”
Brand:Terk Manufacturer Part Number:XM-RVR-FM-001

XM Commander Satellite Receiver
XM-RVR-FM-001

Works With Any Car Radio Via Direct Connect Or FM Modulation

Includes: Commander Unit, antenna, and Hide Away Tuner - Remote Control NOT Included 
This Unit Was Tested Before Being Removed From Vehicle and It worked Great. As Of       6/4/16 The Unit Had A Current Subscription For Satellite Radio But I Don't Know When It Runs Out. If You have Any Questions About This Unit please Feel Free To Message Me.

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