Stereo, GPS, Backup Camera, Bluetooth
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This is about the 5th(and final) radio I've had in my truck and they all hook up about the same.
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It's not completely plug and play in a '99 truck. When you remove the factory radio there will be a "lip" around the opening. You will have to grind/shave some of that lip down to install a Double Din radio. It is not a big deal since it will get covered up by the Double Din installation trim kit. I installed a Pioneer in my old truck and loved it. The kids loved it too.
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Pioneer all the way,...I love mine.
Don't know much about the install as it was professionally done.
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Don't know much about the install as it was professionally done.
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I got my Pioneer for $250. I bought it on close out since the new model year had come out. I would say it was a pretty good deal. I only had $350 into my entire "entertainment" system including the drop down monitor (11").
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