Non GPS Entune Plus Radio with Bezel, GPS Antenna & Brackets

I have for sale a 1 month old OEM NON GPS Entune Radio with bezel and GPS antenna and mounting brackets( See Pics )
Please PM if interested. 250.00 shipped to the lower 48

This is post from another member to help those wanting to know model year and compatibility,

Here is what you would need if you have a Tacoma that is 2011 or older: for basic functionality (radio) you need a metra 40-LX21 antenna adapter. Crutchfield $9.99 or Bestbuy delivered to store for $12.99. If you want the Bluetooth connectivity you need Toyota Bluetooth mic kit PT546-74120, $41.40 from midatlantictoyotaparts.com and a 28-pin conversion harness PT546-00120 $29.66 at toyotapartsworld.com. The install is very simple plug and play once you have these parts.

For the 2012 all you need is the 28-pin conversion harness and the antenna adapter.

For a 2013 nothing additional is needed, completely plug and play.

 

Sent you a conversation

 

Are these the actual pics of your item, or are they from another thread?

 

Nice find, I was wondering the same thing

 

I asked if I could use his pictures since he sold his radio. I was at work and radio was home. The picture of the radio with the January date is the actual picture.

 

i think i'd like to buy this unit if still for sale.

 

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Is this item still for sale?

 

Yes it is

 

That's because it is an Entune Plus, read description

 

Technically it is a "GPS Model", as the GPS antenna allows the location of the radio to be tracked, but just to be clear: it does not have Navigation. It is totally misleading, not the OPs fault- I blame Toyota. The GPS antenna enables the use of the local weather "app" as well as the traffic function (the cheap static map on the non-Nav units that doesn't let you zoom or scroll and doesn't give directions- it's just an aerial shot of The part of the state you're in). I'm not entirely sure why Toyota did this. It looks cool, but I find it completely useless (I have the same radio). Other than that, I like the radio.

 

On that note: if you ever wanted to upgrade to a Navigation model (as long as it's not the JBL unit), it would be a simple plug and play for those of us with a 12+ if we already have this radio. You wouldn't' even need a new GPS antenna because there's already on in your truck!