sulloj

Excellent condition, Sony Car Head Unit MDX-C7900 works like new. I am currently using it in one of my cars. Lots of power, great FM section, Minidiscs play flawlessly. I also have the wired remote and compatible Sony Minidisc changer with all connectivity wires. Will take $250 for the lot, plus UPS shipping to Continental US. Sorry, No overseas shipping! My email: sullojames@gmail.com or call Eight Four Five 636 Eight Zero One Three Adult owner, non smoker. All items in really nice shape. Also have the original box! I can email more pictures if interested. Located in Orange County NY 12566

I've decided to sell this very rare md unit. This is a Ford (made by Sony) mini disc player that is made for 80's/90's Ford products to replace the in dash cassette or cd player. It is complete with original box, packing, installation sheet with instructions, wire harness and of course the head unit. It was made as a swap out unit for those who wanted factory in dash mini disc rather than cd or cassette. The swap out involves removing the cd/cassette player in a Ford double din setup, and simply plug in the md player which connects to the factory am/fm head unit via supplied harnesses. There is one for sale on Ebay for a ridiculous amount of money ($1495 see item # 400491092219 if interested.) This is NOT my listing, just a reference. The Ford Item # is 716 the part # is F4FF-18814-LA and the label reads Mini Disc Player Kit. It is used but looks great. If anyone is interested I am entertaining offers. I can send pictures of the actual item and answer any questions. My ebay rating is 100% with over 300 transactions. I thought I'd try advertising here first before listing on Ebay. I've held onto this unit for a long time with plans to buy another fox body mustang or turbo t-bird as a project car and of course install the factory mini disc as part of that project. However things change and I have not the time for such things now. I would imagine anyone with the knowledge could adapt this as a stand alone unit in any car. Just a matter of figuring out the power and source wiring. Thank you James sullojames@gmail.com