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Fitting Kit Universal Double Din Cage 110mm (Trim Black) Lathes - Wood 173 Pieces Replacement Packs Available CAM-VW1-RT
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Fitting Kit Universal Double Din Cage 110mm (Trim Black) Lathes Wood 173 Pieces Replacement Packs Available CAM VW1 RT 173 Pieces Replacement Packs Available Part # Size Pack Qty C2173 1 1 8 BSP 15 C2173 2 1 4 BSP 15 C2173 3 3 8 BSP 15 C2173 4 1 2 BSP 15 C2173 5 5 8 BSP 8 C2173 6 3 4 BSP 6 C2173 7 1 BSP 4 C2173 8 1 1 4 BSP 4 C2173 9 8mm 10 C2173 10 10mm 10 C2173 11 12mm 10 C2173 12 14mm 10 C2173 13 16mm 6 C2173 14 18mm 6 C2173 15 20mm 6 C2173 16 22mm 6 C2173 17 26mm 5 C2173 18 27mm 5 C2173 19 28mm 5 C2173 20 30mm 5 C2173 21 33mm 5 C2173 22 42mm 2 Torx is recognized as the most efficient fastening system because of their ability to transfer greater torque Description: Universal Double Din fascia Plate Universal 110mm fitting kit Features &
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