Double-din radio in 99 F150??
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Double-din radio in 99 F150??
Has anyone successfully installed two single-din units on top
of each other (to make a double-din unit) into the opening of
the stock unit??
I was able to do this in my 2001 Mustang, but the F150 attaches
on the sides instead of at the bottom (with a bracket) like the
Mustang.
No one makes a kit that I've seen to do this. If you know of
a place, please let me know. Also, I already have the two single
din units attached to each other - just need to stick it in my
truck.
Any help, opinions, or advice is appreciated!
Thanks!
Kevin
of each other (to make a double-din unit) into the opening of
the stock unit??
I was able to do this in my 2001 Mustang, but the F150 attaches
on the sides instead of at the bottom (with a bracket) like the
Mustang.
No one makes a kit that I've seen to do this. If you know of
a place, please let me know. Also, I already have the two single
din units attached to each other - just need to stick it in my
truck.
Any help, opinions, or advice is appreciated!
Thanks!Kevin
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From: Copeville USA
Double-din radio in 99 F150??
The stacked option comes from my '97 Mustang where there were two single DIN openings. When I moved to '01 Mustang, I stacked them
with no problems. Besides, double-DIN units are expensive, and
there aren't a lot of choices.
I have installed the "stack" into my truck (a little easier said
than done), and I'm putting a How To together now. I only lack a
custom faceplate (easy to make) to finish it off.
with no problems. Besides, double-DIN units are expensive, and
there aren't a lot of choices.
I have installed the "stack" into my truck (a little easier said
than done), and I'm putting a How To together now. I only lack a
custom faceplate (easy to make) to finish it off.
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