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Hi All,

No longer need this so it's up for sale:

Sony XAV-C1 touch screen DVD head unit with motorised flip out screen & remote.

In excellent condition with no scratches or damage. Also has detachable face and cover.

More info here:

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_8938_-...ony+XAV-C1.html

If required, it can also comes complete with a modified dash surround to suit EF/EL Falcon, which has been modified to allow the flip screen to sit in place correctly without having to space the head unit forward. Has also been sprayed black, but has a few scratches so could do with a quick repaint.

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After $500 for it.

Near new Pioneer CD/MP3 head unit with AUX input, remote control and detachable face. Also comes with brackets for straight fit for EA-EL. Model number DEH-1150MP.

More info here:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/PIONEER-DEH-1150MPG...=item3ca604a8db

Approx $200 new, after $100.

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Pickup welcome from Cheltenham VIC or happy to post at the buyer's expense.

Thanks,

Justin.

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