YOUR RESEARCHCD changer - get shot or keep?
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I recently fitted a mobridge in my car and the CD changer is wired out of the loop. I've got the single CD slot in the PCM2 still so I'm thinking of getting shot of the cd changer. I know porsche buyers are notoriously picky though - might that put off a potential future buyer? Also does anyone know what the going price for one is? I've seen a couple on ebay for £250 / £300 quid but that seems a little excessive!
Personally I would definitely leave it in . If I were looking at a car I really would want all the standard equippment in there. And a lot of the older chaps still have some CD's!! For a couple of hundred quid max its not really worth the possible dissadvantage IMHO
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