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Item:DVD/TV/hands free/ in dash players

Age: Brand New in da box

Condition:as above

Price:$450.00

Location:Sydney post anywhere in oz at buyers expense

Contact:[email protected] or P.M

I have one in my 32 and cant speak more highly of them.... organinising gps configurationwith these units

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someone started a group buy thread a while ago, the general view was that if you could get a good quality double din touch screen unit at a good price you would be on a winner.

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found out need to purchase some extra parts for the gps to work so am doing a price drop for $380 each these units are brand new a mate has imported a whole heap of them and wants me to help him sell them.

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