This is for the b-body model. I had to send the radio back because it was not working correctly. They tested it and said it was OK and it may be the cheap thumb wheels. I got it back with new thumb wheels and it worked. They do have good customer service. The radio was a bear to get installed. They provide no instructions on how to do it. It fits like s&#t. I had to buy two spacers because the radio didn't sit back enough, I put them where the bolts go on an original. I put the bracket on the back of the radio and ran it down to the back bottom lip where the ashtray is, drilled a hole and mounted it, it made the radio sturdy. It doesn't fit right no matter how much you adjust it, it may look good in the pic but you can tell in person its a little off. This does not come with a dash bezel, I had to buy my own.
The quality of the radio is a cheap piece of Chinese crap. The head unit is metal but all the accessories like the thumb wheels are all plastic, even the display. If your not careful they can break very easy. I just wanted to have some tunes and bought a pair of $70 speakers to go with it, it does sound good and will do what I need it to do but it is a pain to program everything (time etc.). It does have an amp built in and an equalizer. Would I buy this for $500 again? No, I thought about returning it but it has to be in resalable condition. After trying to get it to fit it was a little banged up. If you are thinking about it, go to classic industries and buy a non looking factory one that comes with a dash bezel for $250, you would be better off. Again, all I wanted was basic tunes, it does have a lot like usb, Sirius(cost extra), outlets for an amp, different colors and other stuff. One thing I hate is it displays the radio station and its always moving. I wish it would just display the station numbers and stay that way. No way to program that.
Lets see how long it lasts.
The quality of the radio is a cheap piece of Chinese crap. The head unit is metal but all the accessories like the thumb wheels are all plastic, even the display. If your not careful they can break very easy. I just wanted to have some tunes and bought a pair of $70 speakers to go with it, it does sound good and will do what I need it to do but it is a pain to program everything (time etc.). It does have an amp built in and an equalizer. Would I buy this for $500 again? No, I thought about returning it but it has to be in resalable condition. After trying to get it to fit it was a little banged up. If you are thinking about it, go to classic industries and buy a non looking factory one that comes with a dash bezel for $250, you would be better off. Again, all I wanted was basic tunes, it does have a lot like usb, Sirius(cost extra), outlets for an amp, different colors and other stuff. One thing I hate is it displays the radio station and its always moving. I wish it would just display the station numbers and stay that way. No way to program that.
Lets see how long it lasts.
