Bmw E38 740i 740il 750i 750il Oem 6 Disc Cd Changer Pi #65.12 6 907 035 on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, United States
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Here is your Opportunity to purchase a good quality used OEM 6 Disc CD Changer removed from a 2001 740i with 105k. This unit is in overall great physical shape as seen in the pictures above! This CD changer will NOT come with the CD cartridge, but you may still use yours if available. There will be signs of normal light wear, but fully functional.
Model Compatibility: (1995-2001) 740i 740il 750i 750il OEM Part Number: 65.12 6 907 035 |
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