Single Din Stereo that best matches T4R interior

itsgbro

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I'm looking to replace the factory Toyota head unit with two single DIN slots, one for a stereo, the other the mount point for an iPad mini.

My question is: has anyone had any luck finding a single din stereo that matches the amber interior of the 4runner?
 
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I'm looking to replace the factory Toyota head unit with two single DIN slots, one for a stereo, the other the mount point for an iPad mini.

My question is: has anyone had any luck finding a single din stereo that matches the amber interior of the 4runner?

i have a kenwood exceleon kdc-x597. it has variable color control which means that when i go into color settings, as i turn the volume knob, the color changes. It gives you an almost infinite selection of colors, and i have it perfectly matched to the stock amber of the dash lights.
 
nakamichi , they make the best sound quality decks, they only make
single din(as fars as i know) and they are orange lit
 
Most decks have color changing ability these days, my JVC/KW matched perfect. (I know double din but still an example)

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Thanks all. Normally it wouldn't be such a big deal, but the mounting solution I found for the iPad looks incredibly cool and I didn't want to ruin it with a lame-looking stereo.

For those interested, here's the iPad mount I'll be using. Metra 98-9000 mounting kit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oiuSdl1u3E

If you have the standard radio non jbl, you will also need the Metra 95-8202 kit, the 98-9000 act as another din radio mount.
If you can take a pic of the radio you have now so we can determine which radio kit is needed, some older jbl units uses that 95-8202 kit instead of the 92-8210.
 
If you have the standard radio non jbl, you will also need the Metra 95-8202 kit, the 98-9000 act as another din radio mount.
If you can take a pic of the radio you have now so we can determine which radio kit is needed, some older jbl units uses that 95-8202 kit instead of the 92-8210.

Yep, it's the standard radio, non-JBL.
 
Ok, you will use the factory brackets for the radio install, the 95-8202 will fill the side gaps of the opening, all you doing is a double stack iso radio mount method.
 

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