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Old 04-18-2003, 10:12 PM
studman studman is offline
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$285 isn't a bad price. I'd ask if it comes with the mounting brackets. But, I used to own a Catera until GM took it back as a lemon. I've got the CD changer, CD changer cable (in case your car didn't come with one already installed), and the mounting bracket that I'll sell you for $250 shipped anywhere in the Continental U.S.

Be advised of one thing, the aftermarket CD Changers that integrate with the stock head unit won't play CD-Rs. It's something with the internals of the changer itself.

I paid $410 for the changer back when I got it. That didn't include the bracket and the cable, which was an extra $90. It was still better than the factory's $800 price tag.
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