GM Muscle

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I pulled the Mosoon head unit out of my car last fall for my Silverado and I have a feeling that I won't be replacing it. I'm going to rip out the rest of the system tommorow and see how much it weighs.

I need some sort of delete plate that will come close to matching the bezel so it looks factory (don't really want a painted metal plate). Does anybody know where to get an ABS plastic sheet that will match? I checked acouple of online stereo stores but I didn't see much. Any help would be great.

Andrew

Navy David SS

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I took the whole think out - radio, heater/ac controls - got a piece of real carbon fiber. Cut to fit. Put in the fuel pressure and water temp guages - an air/fuel wide band guage will join them soon. Looks pretty damn good. No pictures yet - forgot to get them this last weekend.

David

aram

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http://ieng9.ucsd.edu/~ahartoun/100_0122.JPG

I went to the local plastic supply store and picked up a 2'x2' sheet of black abs plastic and just cut it to fit. Then I put switches and stuff there too.

DopeFedZ

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Carbon fiber in the radio area and guage area. Still need to install guages and switches.

BTL FED

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First off Excuse the mess, I have been doing alot of work on the car

I cut a piece of Aluminum to match the stock bezel, screwed it in and mounted some guages and switches in it

GM Muscle

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Cool, guys they all look great. I did manage to find some radio bezel plastic at an custom audio online store last night but I'm really diggin that carbon fiber now that I see it. I might look around online for a carbon fiber panel too. I put a nitrous pressure gauge in my center vent so it would look good if I replaced the painted metal panel I made with CF too.

Shon Herron

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If you find an online source, please post!

GM Muscle

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Here's a link for the plastic. They have a few different thicknesses. The texture is more coarse than the stock radio bezel but it's all I could find. I havn't looked for any carbon fiber yet. http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=265-940 .

Dragaholic

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I just used a sheet of galvanized steel, cut it to fit, and painted it semi-gloss black and it looks very clean in my opinion.

mongse

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I used some 1/8" aluminum plate I had laying around.


I mirror polished the AC plate and put a brushed finish on the gauge face.

Slow 346

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I bought mine from my Local Chevy Dealer. Tell them you need a radio delete plate for a mid 90s Impala.....like from a Taxi CAb........its was about 10 bucks and its a perfect fit.....no modification needed and looks perfect.

GM Muscle

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Sweet, that's some great info.

Dragaholic

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Slow 346, any pics?

Slow 346

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Id have to snap a pic......all I can say is its a perfect fit and also a perfect color match.

Dragaholic

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Snap one for us, sounds good, wanna see. Thanks.

GM Muscle

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If you need me to host the pic just email it to me and I'll put it up.

BTW: I got stuck in traffic for 45 minutes because a Jeep Cherokee rolled over and it kinda sucked not having a radio. Almost sucked as much as just about passing out from my exhaust fumes.

GIZMO

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The GM part number is 10197485.

rebersole2

FREE. I took the piece of pressboard divider out of the file drawer of my desk at work, cut it to fit, drilled it with a holecutter for my temp and oil guages, painted it Black and mounted it with the original console screws (1986 Coupe)

GM Muscle

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Here's a pic of the stuff I bought from that link above. Matches pretty damn good. Once it's in the car it should look factory.

Dragaholic

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GM Muscle, that looks really good. Could you snap some pics of the back to show us how you mounted the plastic? Thanks.