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cutting radio face plate 200

posted by  Jessie on  Fri Dec 13 06:30 CST 2002
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If you are talking about the CR-712 the faceplate can be taken off the radio. If have the faceplate for mine kicking around because I put gauges in the top slot and moved the CR-712 to the bottom slot. I dont remember exactly how to take it off but it wasn't hard. Just a couple of screws I think. Pretty sure it is a standard din opening. It doesn't really matter though, since non of those tacky aftermarket units are going to look normal on the plain 240 dashboard.






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