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for what? or all? make an offer ( resonable please, I take very good care of my stuff, I freak out if some one even smokes around the outside of my denali)

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Well, i'm mainly just goin for the speakers, i'll offer $200 for just the speakers. unless it's a 9 spkr system, because i only need four.

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Well, i'm mainly just goin for the speakers, i'll offer $200 for just the speakers. unless it's a 9 spkr system, because i only need four.

 

 

 

Can I get a pic of the tv system. Also is it all contained in one unit or is there a seperte dvd player.

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sky71 It has the spkrs in the doors in the a pillars and the sub I think its the 9 sys. and if nobody wants the whole 9 I will contact you cause I have been gettin alot of PM's.

onefastz71 PM me an email addy and I will send you a pic it is the one unit connected but the dvd is beside the tv in one houseing

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What do you want for the nav. unit? I am helping out a friend and he has a 05 Avalnche as well. Do you know if it will fit?

David

 

 

 

I'm asking $950 the unit is like 1 week old its out of my 05 denali xl, if he has a double din hole in the dash it will fit. PM me. Thanks

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What do you want for the nav. unit? I am helping out a friend and he has a 05 Avalnche as well. Do you know if it will fit?

David

 

 

 

I'm asking $950 the unit is like 1 week old its out of my 05 denali xl, if he has a double din hole in the dash it will fit. PM me. Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

I was wondering if you could send me the pics of the tv unit again to [email protected]

 

Thanks Rick

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What do you want for the nav. unit? I am helping out a friend and he has a 05 Avalnche as well. Do you know if it will fit?

David

 

 

 

I'm asking $950 the unit is like 1 week old its out of my 05 denali xl, if he has a double din hole in the dash it will fit. PM me. Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

I was wondering if you could send me the pics of the tv unit again to [email protected]

 

Thanks Rick

 

 

 

 

will send tomarrow. thanks

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What do you want for the nav. unit? I am helping out a friend and he has a 05 Avalnche as well. Do you know if it will fit?

David

 

 

 

I'm asking $950 the unit is like 1 week old its out of my 05 denali xl, if he has a double din hole in the dash it will fit. PM me. Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

I was wondering if you could send me the pics of the tv unit again to [email protected]

 

Thanks Rick

 

 

 

 

will send tomarrow. thanks

 

 

 

 

sent the pics to your addy

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