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Metra 99-9999 Universal ISO Trim Mount Kit for Double DIN Radio Installation -Black

Metra 99-9999 Universal ISO Trim Mount Kit for Double DIN Radio Installation -Black Metra
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Metra 99-9999 Universal ISO Trim Mount Kit for Double DIN Radio Installation -Black

This Metra universal trim ring covers gaps to finish off a double-DIN (4" tall) radio installation.  This trim ring can also accommodate two stacked single-DIN units. The package includes ISO brackets to hold a stacked radio and a second component together if the factory brackets aren't sufficient. This trimplate is scored on the back for easy trimming.

Installation Instructions for 99-9999.pdf

Features

  • A universal trim ring to finish off a double DIN radio installation
  • Can also finish off two ISO stacked radios
  • ISO stacked radios are held together with our ISO brackets and or the factory brackets
  • Trim ring is scored on back for easy trimming
  • Dimensions: 9 3/4 × 6 3/4 × 1/8

  • Metra 99-9999 owner's manual
  • Trim-panel
  • 2 Brackets
  • Installation Instructions

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