PYLE AUDIO PP444 Phono Turntable Pre Amplifier 12 V DC car electronics accessory
- Installation Tools
- Converts Phono Sign…
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Single DIN dash kit with charcoal high-gloss finish fits 2012-up Toyota Tacoma for aftermarket stereo installation
The Metra 99-8235CHG provides a Single DIN opening for aftermarket stereo installation in compatible trucks. It features a Charcoal High-Gloss painted finish designed to match the factory dashboard appearance. This accessory is built specifically for the listed vehicle application.
Owners fitting a Single DIN head unit into a 2012-up Tacoma will find the correct dash opening and trim match here. Buyers whose vehicle falls outside the stated application range need a different kit. Shoppers requiring a Double DIN opening or a different dashboard texture should look elsewhere.
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The kit is an open-frame plastic surround that lets cabin air circulate around the head unit, so it does not add noticeable thermal resistance.
You keep the original dashboard structure and climate-control panel; the kit simply replaces the factory stereo trim bezel.
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