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I bought my 92 Plymouth Sundance about three years ago. The first problem
I noticed was my stereo that goes off once in a while. I am the kind of
person
that don't easily buy brand new stuff if a cheap second hand is available.
So I started checking out thrift stores. I was able to buy one and now have
two
spares bought at different thrift stores at different times. The deal: they
usually
price it at $10, average. Since you can not test it at the store, there's no
way of
knowing if it's perfectly working - in other words, it's gamble. But if it
looks new,
chances are- they work good. The other deal: if I see one that really
"looks"
good and has no wiring harness that go with it - For the price of $10, I
make a
deal of $5, telling the store clerk that the unit might not work because
there's
no wiring. So I can get it at $5, then check the internet for wiring
information.
It's 99% possible.