Radio install kit options
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Radio install kit options
I'm looking at getting an Alpine radio for my truck.
http://iweb.alpine-usa.com/pls/admn/...ory=&p_main=10
What are some options for install kits to cover the excess space in the dash around the radio? Anyone done any custom setups with pictures?
Anyone got one of these radios and if so how do you like it? I've always liked the Alpines in the past but, it's been a while(years+ ) since I've looked at replacing a stock radio.
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http://iweb.alpine-usa.com/pls/admn/...ory=&p_main=10
What are some options for install kits to cover the excess space in the dash around the radio? Anyone done any custom setups with pictures?
Anyone got one of these radios and if so how do you like it? I've always liked the Alpines in the past but, it's been a while(years+ ) since I've looked at replacing a stock radio.
Thanks
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There's a few companies that make install kits, Scosche (sp?) is one that comes to mind. They are vehicle specific and usually come with a pocket above or below the head unit. It should cost less than $20. Check out crutchfield.com and maybe do a google search for Scosche's website.
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
I remember the first stereo kenwood came out with that was just like that, but did not have DVD.... I was one of the first ones that bought it.... me and three other friends got a killer deal on them.... now I wish I could afford another one.... I think they are cheaper now though???
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