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Scion T1806 with factory brackets

cj80cruiser

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I have a used Scion T1807 Headunit for sale. It works great but I needed to switch to a single din unit due to another project. Will let this go for $50 plus shipping. I can throw in the factory mounting brackets to get this sold.

This is a T1807....I made a mistake in the title.
 
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The red arrow points to the part that has been trimmed to fit 3rd gen 4runners. It's trimmed on both sides but as you can see, it isn't noticeable from the front of the headunit when installed.


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Hey, that looks familiar! Good luck with the sale =) These Scion headunits sound quite a bit better than stock.

Yeah, they really do. I went to a single din head unit to fit more switches in the empty space below the new headunit otherwise this thing would have been staying where is was.
 
Does the factory harness for the 4runner plug into this or do you need an adapter

After you remove the stock amp it will plug right in. It will fit in the dash fine but I could only use a thin screwdriver to tighten the screws down that hold the headunit in place. You'll need to trim the center dash piece (the piece that houses the clock, emergency flashers switch, etc) because the scion headunit's face is larger than the 4runners opening.
 

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