Metra is a popular (I don't know why) bezel kit, but it is craptacular and would stay away from them.

They are just pieces of plastic that bolt to the OEM radio bracket. It's normal to have bezels or some kind of kit to fit an aftermarket radio. I will report back and post some photos when I get everything installed and sorted out. Thank goodness I don't have to pay someone to do the install. Heck, I have better connectivity in my 1992 Toyota 4x4 Pickup. This all started because I wanted modern integration between my FJ audio system and my iPhone.

I'll probably end up spending $1200-1400 on components. I don't like regrets when I do a project so I'm trying not to cut any corners. It's not cheap to replace the stock system and do a really good job. I intend to buy speakers, amp, Idatalink Maestro and sub enclosure over the next few weeks and take advantage of any deals I run across. I can't afford to buy everything I want at one time right now so I will sit on the head unit for a couple of weeks. Difficult for me to look past the price difference of $164.75 regardless of how much free/cheap installation parts they give you. I usually buy from Crutchfield but their price was $445. I couldn't find any other legit Pioneer dealers that could even come close to this low price. They also threw in a free license plate mount backup camera. They offer a 5% discount to new customers so the out the door price with free shipping was $280.25 and free ground shipping. New unopened box with full US Warranty for $295.

I purchased it online from an authorized Pioneer internet dealer called Drive-In Autosound in Colorado. 2 din touch screen, Apple Carplay, DVD/CD, HD Radio, Idatalink Maestro compatible. Any kind of warranty claim on the non US head units would also be very difficult. I can live with the spacers on the sides. Too expensive and less features than models for the US market. Ok, I gave up on the idea of using a non US market Pioneer or Kenwood 200mm head unit.

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