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Ive had this dvd/cd/ipod player in my truck for about 3 months. It works perfectly and is in perfect condition, im selling my truck soon so this stuff has to go. It has a 6in touch screen, plays dvds, cds and comes with an ipod cord so you can use the touch screen for the ipod controls. (ipod cord usually comes separate) Also has a cord for USB. The picture is great, even in the daytime you can see it perfect. It has some "anti-glare" screen. I had this in my 08 sierra so it will come with all the wiring you would need, including the scosche box that keeps your onstar and all your chimes working correctly. Also has the trim that goes around the head unit so this is EVERYTHING you need to wire it up. Its even all wired up, all you would need to do is plug it in to the stock harness. When i initially bought this i made multiple trips for all the wiring and the box and everything and it all adds up. O, it even comes with the antenna extender. (which i learned the hard way you NEED) All comes in the original box with all the paperwork, like i said i just bought this about 3 months ago.

 

Looking for $350 obo for everything. Wanting to move this so make an offer if you like. pm me or email me at [email protected]

 

(scosche box is over $100 alone..)

 

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Sorry if these are dumb questions but do the steering wheel controls still work, and I'm assuming it is no problem running this HU without an amp or upgraded speakers?

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Sorry if these are dumb questions but do the steering wheel controls still work, and I'm assuming it is no problem running this HU without an amp or upgraded speakers?

I dont have the steering wheel controls in my truck, but i was told that that is what the scosche box is for. Not just SW controls but to retain everything like it was factory. And yes this will work perfectly with stock components. I was running an amp, 2 10s and stock speakers.

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