CORRECTLY Painted Camaro Double Din Bezels $59.99!
05-16-2014 | 12:10 PM
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CORRECTLY Painted Camaro Double Din Bezels $59.99! We have had these in for over a month now and just have not had time to get them on website.
The 97-02 Camaro Double Din Dash kit is now available and instock for same or next day shipping.
Metra did not finish these correctly and left them in a smooth flat black finish. We are texturing them and painting them correct colors for all of you to make sure they look they way you want them to!
97-99 select Gray
00-02 Select Black
All our radio packages are containing these as well and will be same or next day shipping on all compete double din packages. We stock pretty much all Kenwood, Pioneer, Jensen, JVC, Sony, Alpine, Alpha Nav ect radios for you as well.
I will be changing all our website to reflect new updated radio packages. In meantime as always its best to email, or call for a package deal for best pricing!
Here is link to radio bezels
Dennis
608 568 3011
The 97-02 Camaro Double Din Dash kit is now available and instock for same or next day shipping.
Metra did not finish these correctly and left them in a smooth flat black finish. We are texturing them and painting them correct colors for all of you to make sure they look they way you want them to!
97-99 select Gray
00-02 Select Black
All our radio packages are containing these as well and will be same or next day shipping on all compete double din packages. We stock pretty much all Kenwood, Pioneer, Jensen, JVC, Sony, Alpine, Alpha Nav ect radios for you as well.
I will be changing all our website to reflect new updated radio packages. In meantime as always its best to email, or call for a package deal for best pricing!
Here is link to radio bezels
Dennis
608 568 3011
08-21-2014 | 08:44 AM
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From: Charles Town, WV
I'm patient, just wanting to have an amazing setup once done! My subs definitely took some time to have finished (Pierce audio 10" DVC 4 ohm 1k RMS watt each subs) but that was a year ago and so just slowly piecing together what I hope will be an amazing setup once completed!
11-01-2014 | 10:26 AM
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I ordered mine in gray last weekend! Looking forward to getting it! Still don't know what radio I'm going with yet though...
Anyone have any pics of the DoubleDMods kit in gray already installed? Please post them!
Anyone have any pics of the DoubleDMods kit in gray already installed? Please post them!
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06-17-2015 | 10:43 AM
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totally unrelated, but seeing the DD bezel for the birds that cheap its not even worth making mine anymore.
Is there an option to get the bezel and just the mounting brackerts? no harness or antenna adapter needed in my case?
Is there an option to get the bezel and just the mounting brackerts? no harness or antenna adapter needed in my case?
12-25-2015 | 06:01 PM
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...anyone have any pics of one these Metra units installed? I've had mine for over a year along with a Pioneer HU and I just haven't gotten around to installing it. Maybe a pic will light a fire under me 
12-26-2015 | 12:36 PM
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01-01-2016 | 02:45 PM
#16
There is a small gap underneath the hu in mine but it isn't really noticeable to the common person. Nothing i did could get rid of it and at first it bugged me but now i don't really notice it much myself
01-04-2016 | 04:22 PM
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01-10-2016 | 09:45 AM
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...when I test fitted my Pioneer AVH-X2600BT into the bezel, I saw that I might have some gaps. I ordered several extra trims pieces off eBay to see if I could get that gap filled...often wondered if spending another $50 on the actual cage with trim piece would fix it too... But, like I said, I just haven't taken the time to try and get it installed. Gaps aren't going to be acceptable.
01-16-2016 | 12:57 AM
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Staging Lane
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From: Austin, Texas
Had the same problem with my AVH-X2700BS, easy fix just loosen the mounting brackets from the HU and slide the HU forward or tilt it slightly backwards to fill the gap down low since that's all you'll notice. No trim pieces needed.
