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I am selling a factory stereo from an S15 200SX. It is in good condition and comes with wiring instructions for an R32 Skyline.

It is a good looking replacement for a JDM stereo.

$50 pick up from Harrington Park NSW or Wetherill Park NSW. I am willing to post at buyers expense.

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Sorry mate, I didn't get the other messages. I will check my profile settings to make sure that I haven't set anything up wrong.

The stereo needs to be wired into your car the same way any non-stock stereo would. I found the Aeropro car-side harnesses good because they let you plug into your stock loom with no chopping.

I have labelled the wires coming from the stereo to make it easier.

Thanks,

Ben.

ok great.

i have an a/m sony in there right now, but in my neighbourhood having anything but a stock unit almost guarantees curiosity and a smashed window at 3am.

can you see if you can get your PM or email sorted and will exchange details and EFT postage etc.

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