METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Dash kit lets you install a single-DIN aftermarket radio in select 1985-96 Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle and Mitsubishi vehicles
The Metra 997000 dash kit allows installation of an aftermarket single-DIN radio into the factory dash opening of select Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, and Mitsubishi vehicles from 1985 to 96. It provides a secure mounting platform and a finished appearance for the new head unit. The kit is supplied new in black.
This accessory suits owners of the specified vehicles who want to replace the original radio with a single-DIN aftermarket unit. It is not suitable for vehicles outside the listed makes and model years, nor for double-DIN radio installations. Buyers needing a different dash configuration should look elsewhere.
| Brand | Metra |
|---|---|
| Type | Vehicle Mount |
| Color | Black |
The kit uses factory-style mounting points; if any clip breaks it can be replaced individually without buying a new kit.
The kit matches the original dash opening depth, so radio chassis length is the limiting factor.
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