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Metra 99-8205 Single/Double DIN Dash Kit for Select Toyota/Pontiac

Metra 99-8205 Single/Double DIN Dash Kit for Select Toyota/Pontiac Metra
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$0.00 - $0.00
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$30.95
$30.95 - $30.95
$30.95

Single DIN head unit provision
ISO Single DIN head unit provision
Double DIN head unit provision - Excluding 2005-2008 Matrix
Stacked ISO Single DIN head unit provision - Excluding 2005-2008 Matrix
Will accommodate a full recessed Single DIN unit with a pocket
Fits an ISO mount unit with a pocket using Meta Snap In ISO radio supports
Will mount two stacked ISO units
Can be used to install a double DIN unit
Authorized Dealer

Installation Instructions for Part 99-8205.pdf

Compatible With
Toyota Matrix 2003-2008
Pontiac Vibe 2003-2008

Tools Needed (sold separately)
Cutting Tool
Phillips Screwdriver
Socket Wrench

Double DIN Faceplate (excluding 2005-2008 matrix)
ISO Single DIN Faceplate (excluding 2005-2008 matrix)
ISO Single DIN Faceplate 2005-2008 Matrix
Pocket
Mounting Brackets
ISO Trim Plate
ISO Brackets
ISO Spacers
Rear Support
(4) #6x1/4” Phillip Screws
(4) #8x3/8” Phillip Screws
Installation Instructions

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