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    #16
    Ive seen those plates sold on passwordjdm.com

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      #17
      Originally posted by Skeet Skeet View Post
      Ive seen those plates sold on passwordjdm.com
      But I tried to look for it but no luck. Maybe they don't sell it any more.

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        #18
        Originally posted by Shag Wagon View Post
        I have seen a double din fit in a lude one time. Didnt look too bad at all.
        Should make putting a double din in my cb pretty easy with the lude dash and all. Nice thing about it is that it has iso-mount brackets already, where the cb doesn't. Definately look into a double din dash kit, it will make all the difference. You'll be much happier with it.


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          #19
          Originally posted by wherm View Post
          Should make putting a double din in my cb pretty easy with the lude dash and all. Nice thing about it is that it has iso-mount brackets already, where the cb doesn't. Definately look into a double din dash kit, it will make all the difference. You'll be much happier with it.
          yeah yeah brag about your custom dash

          You get an old stock radio and take the front cover off and use it as a front block off plate.

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            #20
            Originally posted by sonikaccord View Post
            yeah yeah brag about your custom dash

            You get an old stock radio and take the front cover off and use it as a front block off plate.
            How could you do that? I still have the stock cassette radio but I don't see how you could do this? It's hollow in the front.
            Thanks.

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              #21
              Originally posted by Bad_dude View Post
              How could you do that? I still have the stock cassette radio but I don't see how you could do this? It's hollow in the front.
              Thanks.
              Is you would have to take the radio apart and take the faceplate off, then glue the buttons on to the faceplate so they don't fall off. After that you'd have to find a way to attach it to the aftermarket radio

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                #22
                You dont need any of that really. There should be no issue getting it in and fit. All you need is to iso mount (using the little screws that came with the radio, mount it to the metal mounting brackets you take off the stock headunit- this is the best mount and VERY difficult to steal.) This will require removing the entire dash bezel...but so will removing the old radio. Then it should come with a trim ring, use that. Should fit nicely.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by darkfusion42 View Post
                  You dont need any of that really. There should be no issue getting it in and fit. All you need is to iso mount (using the little screws that came with the radio, mount it to the metal mounting brackets you take off the stock headunit- this is the best mount and VERY difficult to steal.) This will require removing the entire dash bezel...but so will removing the old radio. Then it should come with a trim ring, use that. Should fit nicely.
                  Well, the stock radio mount to the bottom of the single din and pocket. With a double din stereo, how could you use the stock bracket?

                  Thanks.

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